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

[John Grehan]

Just 'sister groups' or what about the same taxon such as genus or
family etc. What's the significance of sister groups you are looking at?

John Grehan 

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Will
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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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Contact info:

Kipling W. Will
Associate Professor/Insect Systematist
Associate Director,Essig Museum of Entomology

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