[Taxacom] Disjunctions in the Central-Eastern Alps

[John Grehan]

Why unexpected? Because there was no other then known example?

John Grehan

On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 12:34 PM, Henrik Enghoff <HEnghoff at snm.ku.dk> wrote:

> An unexpected sister-group relationship between two monotypic genera of
> julid millipedes is strongly supported by molecular data. Both genera are
> Alpine: one in the Italian Alps, one in Austria-Slovenia. I am looking for
> similar patterns: pairs of sister taxa occurring in the Italian Alps and in
> the Austrian-Slovenian Alps, respectively. I have found an example in the
> plant genus Androsace (Schönwetter et al. 2003, Bot J Linn Soc 141:
> 437-446) but these are two sister species whereas the millipedes in
> question are morphologically very different (they were even described in
> different families). Does anybody know a similar case from the same area?
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