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Systematics and evolution of arctic-alpine Arabis alpina (Brassicaceae) and its closest relatives in the eastern Mediterranean
by
Ansell, Stephan W.
, Kiefer, Christiane
, Koch, Marcus A.
, Karl, Robert
in
annual species
/ annuals
/ Arabis
/ Arabis - classification
/ Arabis - genetics
/ Arabis alpina
/ Arctic Regions
/ Bayes Theorem
/ Biological Evolution
/ Biological taxonomies
/ Brassicaceae
/ Calibration
/ Cell Nucleus
/ Cell Nucleus - genetics
/ center of diversity
/ Chloroplasts
/ Chloroplasts - genetics
/ Chromosomes, Plant
/ Chromosomes, Plant - metabolism
/ classification
/ climate
/ Cyprus
/ Datasets
/ Deoxyribonucleic acid
/ diploidy
/ DNA
/ DNA, Chloroplast
/ DNA, Chloroplast - genetics
/ DNA, Plant
/ DNA, Plant - genetics
/ DNA, Ribosomal Spacer
/ DNA, Ribosomal Spacer - genetics
/ eastern Mediterranean
/ Ecosystem
/ Eurasia
/ Evolution
/ evolutionary history
/ Fluctuations
/ Genetic diversity
/ Genetic Variation
/ genetics
/ genotype
/ Genotype & phenotype
/ Haplotypes
/ Haplotypes - genetics
/ intergenic DNA
/ introgression
/ landscapes
/ Life history
/ lowlands
/ Mediterranean Region
/ metabolism
/ Mountains
/ nucleotide sequences
/ perennial species
/ Perennials
/ Phylogenetics
/ Phylogeny
/ Plants
/ Plastids
/ Pleistocene
/ Ploidies
/ sequence analysis
/ Species diversity
/ Species richness
/ Systematics
/ Systematics & Phytogeography
/ Taxa
/ Time Factors
2012
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Systematics and evolution of arctic-alpine Arabis alpina (Brassicaceae) and its closest relatives in the eastern Mediterranean
by
Ansell, Stephan W.
, Kiefer, Christiane
, Koch, Marcus A.
, Karl, Robert
in
annual species
/ annuals
/ Arabis
/ Arabis - classification
/ Arabis - genetics
/ Arabis alpina
/ Arctic Regions
/ Bayes Theorem
/ Biological Evolution
/ Biological taxonomies
/ Brassicaceae
/ Calibration
/ Cell Nucleus
/ Cell Nucleus - genetics
/ center of diversity
/ Chloroplasts
/ Chloroplasts - genetics
/ Chromosomes, Plant
/ Chromosomes, Plant - metabolism
/ classification
/ climate
/ Cyprus
/ Datasets
/ Deoxyribonucleic acid
/ diploidy
/ DNA
/ DNA, Chloroplast
/ DNA, Chloroplast - genetics
/ DNA, Plant
/ DNA, Plant - genetics
/ DNA, Ribosomal Spacer
/ DNA, Ribosomal Spacer - genetics
/ eastern Mediterranean
/ Ecosystem
/ Eurasia
/ Evolution
/ evolutionary history
/ Fluctuations
/ Genetic diversity
/ Genetic Variation
/ genetics
/ genotype
/ Genotype & phenotype
/ Haplotypes
/ Haplotypes - genetics
/ intergenic DNA
/ introgression
/ landscapes
/ Life history
/ lowlands
/ Mediterranean Region
/ metabolism
/ Mountains
/ nucleotide sequences
/ perennial species
/ Perennials
/ Phylogenetics
/ Phylogeny
/ Plants
/ Plastids
/ Pleistocene
/ Ploidies
/ sequence analysis
/ Species diversity
/ Species richness
/ Systematics
/ Systematics & Phytogeography
/ Taxa
/ Time Factors
2012
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Systematics and evolution of arctic-alpine Arabis alpina (Brassicaceae) and its closest relatives in the eastern Mediterranean
by
Ansell, Stephan W.
, Kiefer, Christiane
, Koch, Marcus A.
, Karl, Robert
in
annual species
/ annuals
/ Arabis
/ Arabis - classification
/ Arabis - genetics
/ Arabis alpina
/ Arctic Regions
/ Bayes Theorem
/ Biological Evolution
/ Biological taxonomies
/ Brassicaceae
/ Calibration
/ Cell Nucleus
/ Cell Nucleus - genetics
/ center of diversity
/ Chloroplasts
/ Chloroplasts - genetics
/ Chromosomes, Plant
/ Chromosomes, Plant - metabolism
/ classification
/ climate
/ Cyprus
/ Datasets
/ Deoxyribonucleic acid
/ diploidy
/ DNA
/ DNA, Chloroplast
/ DNA, Chloroplast - genetics
/ DNA, Plant
/ DNA, Plant - genetics
/ DNA, Ribosomal Spacer
/ DNA, Ribosomal Spacer - genetics
/ eastern Mediterranean
/ Ecosystem
/ Eurasia
/ Evolution
/ evolutionary history
/ Fluctuations
/ Genetic diversity
/ Genetic Variation
/ genetics
/ genotype
/ Genotype & phenotype
/ Haplotypes
/ Haplotypes - genetics
/ intergenic DNA
/ introgression
/ landscapes
/ Life history
/ lowlands
/ Mediterranean Region
/ metabolism
/ Mountains
/ nucleotide sequences
/ perennial species
/ Perennials
/ Phylogenetics
/ Phylogeny
/ Plants
/ Plastids
/ Pleistocene
/ Ploidies
/ sequence analysis
/ Species diversity
/ Species richness
/ Systematics
/ Systematics & Phytogeography
/ Taxa
/ Time Factors
2012
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Systematics and evolution of arctic-alpine Arabis alpina (Brassicaceae) and its closest relatives in the eastern Mediterranean
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Systematics and evolution of arctic-alpine Arabis alpina (Brassicaceae) and its closest relatives in the eastern Mediterranean
2012
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Premise of the study: The high mountains in southern Anatolia and the eastern Mediterranean are assumed to play a major role as a primary center of genetic diversity and species richness in Eurasia. We tested this hypothesis by focusing on the widespread perennial arctic-alpine Arabis alpina and its sympatrically distributed closest relatives in the eastern Mediterranean. Methods: Plastid (trnL intron, trnL-F intergenic spacer) and nuclear (ITS) DNA sequence analysis was used for phylogenetic reconstruction. Broad-scale plastid haplotype analyses were conducted to infer ancestral biogeographic patterns. Key results: Five Arabis species, identified from the eastern Mediterranean (Turkey mainland and Cyprus), evolved directly and independently from A. alpina, leaving Arabis alpina as a paraphyletic taxon. These species are not affected by hybridization or introgression, and species divergence took place at the diploid level during the Pleistocene. Conclusions: Pleistocene climate fluctuations produced local altitudinal range-shifts among mountain glacial survival areas, resulting not only in the accumulation of intraspecific genotype diversity but also in the formation of five local species. We also show that the closest sister group of Arabis alpina consists exclusively of annuals/winter annuals and diverged prior to Pleistocene climatic fluctuations during the colonization of the lowland Mediterranean landscape. These findings highlight that Anatolia is not only a center of species richness but also a center for life-history diversification.
Publisher
Botanical Society of America,Botanical Society of America, Inc
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