[Taxacom] North America, Central America + S.E. Asia sister taxa

[Michael Heads]

Hi Kip,
?
The passerine Chamaea (Oregon to Baja California) is?nested in Paradoxornis (Nepal to SE China, Taiwan?and Korea, south to Vietnam).?(Gelang et al., 2009 Zool. Scripta).

Michael Heads

Wellington, New Zealand.


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________________________________
 From: Kipling (Kip) Will <kipwill at berkeley.edu>
To: TAXACOM <taxacom at mailman.nhm.ku.edu> 
Sent: Tuesday, 20 December 2011 10:59 AM
Subject: [Taxacom] North America, Central America + S.E. Asia sister taxa
 
Dear All,
I am looking for examples of taxa with demonstrated sister groups in 
which one is endemic to all or part of South East Asia and the other to 
all or part of North and/or Central America. Any citations or clues 
appreciated.

best,
Kip


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