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Refined Phylogenomics Resolves Discordance in the Aphidinae Phylogeny.
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Abstract
BACKGROUND/
objectivesAphids are among the most economically damaging agricultural pests globally. However, the internal phylogeny of their largest subfamily, Aphidinae, remains contentious, particularly regarding intergeneric relationships, tribal boundaries, and monophyletic status. Here, we coupled refined taxon sampling with rigorous data-filtering strategies to resolve these persistent phylogenetic discordances.
methodsWe sequenced the genomes of four aphid species:
resultsOur analyses demonstrate that filtering phylogenetically inconsistent loci and accounting for site heterogeneity significantly improve the topological stability of previously recalcitrant taxa.
conclusionsThis study provides a refined evolutionary framework for the Aphidinae and underscores the critical importance of rigorous data curation when resolving rapid evolutionary radiations.
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