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Fig. 2. Strepsiptera phylogenies. (A) Modified from Ulrich (1964). (B) Modified from Kinzelbach (1969a). (C) Modified from Kinzelbach (1971b, 1978, 1990). (D) Strict consensus tree of four most-parsimonious trees based on characters of first instar larvae, modified from Pohl (2002). (E) Strict consensus tree of 15 minimal length trees based on characters of males, modified from Pohl et al. (2005). (F) Strict consensus tree of 10 minimal length trees based on head characters of males, modified from Beutel and Pohl (2005). Dotted lines indicate doubtful branches.

Keywords

Biodiversity, Taxonomy

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