Claim · model-written summary
Nowellia was sister to the Cephalozia bicuspidata complex and C. macoinii.
- Outcome
- sister position to Cephalozia bicuspidata-complex and C. macoiniie0
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Verbatim
e0“The genus Nowellia is found in the sister position to Cephalozia bicuspidata-complex and C. macoinii.”
Title
Anna A. Vilnet; Nadezhda A. Konstantinova; Alexey V. Troitsky Arctoa 2012. doi:10.15298/arctoa.21.11
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Observation Tree topologies were largely congruent with prior phylogenies except for the ambiguous Cephaloziellaceae position.
- Observation Hygrobiella lacked affinity to Cephaloziaceae s.l., supporting Hygrobiellaceae segregation.
- Observation Odontoschismataceae resolved sister to Cephaloziaceae s.str.
- Observation Schiffnerioideae relationships remained uncertain.
- Observation Cephalozia, Odontoschisma and Cladopodiella appeared polyphyletic.
- Observation Existing section subdivisions of Cephalozia and Odontoschisma were partly supported.
- Observation Remaining Cephalozia species formed an intermingled clade with Pleurocadula and Schofieldia.
- Observation Only the bicuspidata complex and C. macoinii were retained in Cephalozia; other Cephalozia and Schofieldia were transferred to Pleurocadula.
- Observation Sequence variation suggested species status for Cephalozia affinis.
- Observation Sequence variation suggested species status for Odontoschisma elongatum.
- Observation O. prostratum and O. sphagni appeared conspecific.