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Figure 4. Species-tree reconstructions for Hyla eximia group treefrogs estimated from mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) or nuclear DNA (nuDNA) using *BEAST. Bars indicate 95% posterior credibility intervals of divergence dates. All major nodes that received ≥ 0.95 Bayesian posterior probability are depicted with black dots. Bayesian posterior probability support values at all other nodes are provided. Inset shows oscillograms of the advertisement calls (90 s) of four H. eximia group species. Note call similarities between Hyla wrightorum and H. eximia and call differences between H. wrightorum and Hyla arenicolor (data from Klymus, Humfeld & Gerhardt, 2012). Abbreviations: CD, Chihuahuan Desert; CMP, Central Mexican Plateau; CMPsw, south-western Central Mexican Plateau; CP, Colorado Plateau; DGO, Durango; E, eastern; OcS, southern Sierra Madre Occidental; Oligo, Oligocene; OrS, southern Sierra Madre Oriental; Pleis, Pleistocene; Plio, Pliocene; SD, Sonoran Desert; W, western.
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Published as part of Bryson Jr, Robert W., Smith, Brian Tilston, Oca, Adrian Nieto-Montes De, García-Vázquez, Uri Omar & Riddle, Brett R., 2014, The role of mitochondrial introgression in illuminating the evolutionary history of Nearctic treefrogs, pp. 103-116 in Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society 172 (1) on page 111, DOI: 10.1111/zoj.12169, http://zenodo.org/record/5313671
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