Publications
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| the evolution of inquilinism, host-plant use and mitochondrial substitution rates in tamalia gall aphids. | we used mitochondrial dna data to infer phylogenies for 28 samples of gall-inducing tamalia aphids from 12 host-plant species, and for 17 samples of tamalia inquilinus, aphid 'inquilines' that obligately inhabit galls of the gall inducers and do not form their own galls. our phylogenetic analyses indicate that the inquilines are monophyletic and closely related to their host aphids. tamalia coweni aphids from different host plants were, with one exception, very closely related to one another. by ... | 2003 | 14632236 |