A Review of African-Madagascan Gekkonid Lizard Phylogeny and Biogeography (Squamata)

A Review of African-Madagascan Gekkonid Lizard Phylogeny and Biogeography (Squamata)

A REVIEW OF AFRICAN-MADAGASCAN GEKKONID LIZARD PHYLOGENY AND BIOGEOGRAPHY (SQUAMATA) ARNOLD G. KLUGE AND RONALD A. NUSSBAUM MISCELLANEOUS PUP'.ICAT'3NS MUSEUM OF ZOOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN NO. 183 MIS(XLLANE0lTS PUBI,I<:ATIONS MUSElJM OF %OOI,OGl: LrNIVEKSI'lY OF MICHIGAN NO. 18?1 .I . lnc ~x~l)lic;~lionol'tl~e Muselur~ of Zoology, The Univrl-sity of Michigan, co~~sistprim;trily of' two series-tllc Occasional I'aprl-s and the Mi>.cclla~icorrsPublic;~tions. Both series welt foundetl by 1)n Rt-yant Walker, Mr. Bt.adshaw H. Swales, ancl Ilr. W.W. Ncwcon~h.Occasionally the Muscun~put)lisIncs contl-il~~~tionsor~tsidc ol these sel-irs; heginning in I990 thcsc at-c titled Special Publications and arc nr~mbercd.All submitted rnan~rscriptsreceive cxtet-nal review. The bliscellancous Publications, which incluclc nlonographic stltdies, papers on firltl and mu- seum techniqries, iintl othcl- contributions not within [he scopr of the Occasional Papers, are pub- lished separately. 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McFee, Kiittle (:leek Neil1 D. Niclscn, Brighton l'hilip H. I'owc~; All11 Arl)o~- Vcronic;~1,;itta Sn~itl~.(;rosse IIc Nellie M. Va1.ne1; Ilctl-oit ,];~nles I.. Waters, Muskegon 1;rrnesJ. I)~~dc~.sradt,c.?i oflit io A Review of African-Madagascan Gekkonid Lizard Phylogeny and Biogeography (Squamata) Arnold G. Kluge and Ronald A. Nussbaum Museum of Zoology and Department of Biology The University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-1079 MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS MUSEUM OF ZOOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN NO. 183 Ann Arbor, October 23,1995 ABSTRACT Kluge, A.G., and K.A. N~~ssDaun~.1995. A Hminu OJAJi-ican-Mccdagascan Geltkonid Liznrd Phylogen? And Biog(:ography (Squamala). Aksc. Pu61. Mus. Zool. Univ. Micl~igan,183:l-20, 11 figs. The phylogenetic and biogeographic history of African-Madagascain gekkonid lizards is assessed with 34 morphological charac- ters. The cladistic analysis employs 22 i~lgroupand seven outgroup genera as terminal taxa, and the best- fitting hypothesis leads to the following corlclusions: (1) the ingroup forms a clade; (2) the generally rccog~lizedPachydactylus assemblage of genera forms a clade, as do the northern and southern African subgroups, (C:rYc;lton%a,Tarentola) and (Chondnxiactylus, (;olopus, Pachydactylus, I'almatogecko, lUloptrol,us), re- spectively; (3) the Madagascan-Seychelles sa~mpleforms a historical entity, except for the ambiguously related Gedtokpis; (4) the sample oS Madagascan-Seychelles endemics is derived from African gekkos, and some of the African fauna has a Madagascan ancestry; (5) a Lygodactylus-Phrlsuma clade (including Rhoptrof~ella)is delimited; (6)Blaesodaclyl~~s and Homopholis are not sister taxa. Adding other "padded-toed" gekkos, Gehj~ra,Geklio, and EZemidar.lylus, to the ingroup leads to a substantially different set of phylogenetic and biogeographic conclusions, and reveals the tenuous nature of most of' these conclusions. The close phylogenetic relationship between Ge/~,yraand Paragehym implied by Angel (1929) is not confirmed. It is clear that synapomorphies are more import;ant than geographic proximity in recovering the histoly of' gekkos. These results are largely at odds with Joger's (1985) and Rauer's (1990a) recent findings. ICcy words: I<eFtilici, Squ,crmatcl, Gokkonidac: .4frica, Madagccscai; cladzstics, Oiogeography, 2Y,phylogeny. CONTENTS PAGE Introduction ....................................................................................................................................................... 1 Recent Research on the Phylogeny ol' Gekkonids from the Ethiopian Region .............................................. 1 Methods. Ingroup Taxa and Characters ........................................................................................................... 3 Outgroup Taxa ................................................................................................................................................... 4 Character Descriptions ...................................................................................................................................... 6 Other Potential Evidence ................................................................................................................................ 12 Phylogenetic Results ........................................................................................................................................ 13 Biogeographic Results ...................................................................................................................................... 15 Status ol' Pmagef~ym............................................................................................................................... 15 Conclusions ...................................................................................................................................................... 18 Acknowledg~nents............................................................................................................................................ 18 Rel'erences ........................................................................................................................................................ 18 11.1. USTKATIONS FIGURE PAGE Joger's (1985.fig. 3) hypothesis of phylogenetic relationships .............................................................. 2 1Sallcr's (1990a.fig. 1) hypothesis ol'phylogenetic relationships ...........................................................3 Phylogenetic hypothesis reslilting fro111 a reanalysis of Bar~er's(1990a: appendix 1) data .....................................................................................................................................4 1Sony palate oS gekkos ............................................................................................................................10 Pectoral girdle of gekkos ....................................................................................................................... 11 Phylogenetic hypothesis ol'gekkos restricted to the Ethiopian Region ..................................... ... 12 l'hylogenetic hypothesis of gekkos restricted to the Etliiopian liegion. and i~lcludillgthe cxtralimital Gehyrc~.C.eliltko. and Hemidnctylus ......................................... 13 Area cladogram Lor the gekkos analyzcd hyJoger (1985.fig. 3) ..........................................................16 Area cladogram for the gekkos analyzed by Bauer (19tlOa.fig. 1) ....................................................16 Area c:ladograrn Sor the gekkos restricted to the Ethiopian Kegion .................................................

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