PHYLOGENY OF GENUS CALOMYSCUS (RODENTIA: CALOMYSCIDAE) FROM IRANIAN PLATEAU, INFERRED FROM MITOCHONDRIAL CO1 GENE

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SHAHABI S.; DARVISH J.; ALIABADIAN M.

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Journal: Journal of Animal Research Year:2013 | Volume:26 | Issue:2 Page(s): 163-170

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PHYLOGENY OF GENUS CALOMYSCUS (RODENTIA: CALOMYSCIDAE) FROM IRANIAN PLATEAU, INFERRED FROM MITOCHONDRIAL CO1 GENE

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SHAHABI S. | DARVISH J. | ALIABADIAN M. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

RODENTIAQ2

CALOMYSCIDEAQ2

CALOMYSCUSQ3

PHYLOGENYQ2

SYSTEMATICSQ2

CO1Q2

Abstract

The genus CALOMYSCUS has long been considered monospecies and represented by the species C. bailwardi. Recently, eight geographic species have been recognized. Of which five species distributed in Iran: C. bailwardi, C. hotsoni, C. urartensis, C. elburzensis and C. grandis. A mitochondrial gene (CO1) including 637 base pairs for 25 specimens of four CALOMYSCUS species was amplified. Maximum Parsimony, Bayesian and Maximum Likelihood analyses supported the current taxonomy of four studied Iranian species for CALOMYSCUS, i.e., the recognition of the allopatric populations as distinct species. The molecular PHYLOGENY derived from analyses of CO1 sequences divides the four taxa into two major clades. One clade including C. bailwardi, C. hotsoni and other clade is composed of C. elburzensis and C. grandis. The molecular data further indicated that C. elburzensis is distributed from northeast to central Iran (Razavi Khorasan, Northern Khorasan and Yazd Provinces) and separate Yazd population as an isolated geographically population from Elburze Mountains.

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