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Bayesian species delimitation reveals generalist and specialist parasitic wasps on Galerucella beetles (Chrysomelidae): sorting by herbivore or plant host

  • Peter Hambäck
  • , Elisabet Weingartner
  • , Lars Ericson
  • , Lisa Fors
  • , Anna Lundhagen
  • , Johan A Stenberg
  • , Johannes Bergsten

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Sammanfattning

Conclusion: Using multilocus sequence data in a Bayesian species delimitation analysis we propose that hymenopteran parasitoids of the genus Asecodes that infest Galerucella larvae constitute at least three species with narrow diet breath. The evolution of parasitoid Asecodes and host Galerucella show a fully congruent coevolutionary pattern. This finding strengthens the hypothesis that the parasitoid in host search uses cues of the host rather than more general cues of both host and plant.
OriginalspråkEngelska
Artikelnummer92
Antal sidor14
TidskriftBMC Evolutionary Biology
Volym13
DOI
StatusPublicerad - 2013

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