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An ITS phylogeny of Subtribe Leucantheminae [ 71 ] also excluded these two genera from that subtribe, which is otherwise Mediterranean in distribution, congruent with a chloroplast phylogeny based on ndh F for the entire tribe [ 64 ] . The ndh F phylogeny failed to support the subtribal classification of Tribe Anthemideae sensu Bremer and Humphries, and failed to resolve the intergeneric relationships or support the monophyly of Subtribe Artemisiinae.
Whole-genome shotgun sequencing of Saccharomyces bayanus , S. mikatae , and S. paradoxus has been previously described [ 26 ] . All are highly related to S. cerevisiae , as they are grouped within the sensu stricto branch of the Saccharomyces genus [ 28 ] . Intergenic regions were aligned using CLUSTALW as described [ 26 ] and are available from the Yeast Comparative Genomics website [ 42 ] . A total of 4,101 CLUSTALW alignments were analyzed.
and Seriphidium , the Bremer and Humphries [ 2 ] morphologically based cladogram placed four small genera ( Neopallasia, Turaniphytum, Mausolea, Picrothamnus ; with a total of seven species) as closest sisters ( i.e ., segregates) of Artemisia s.s . (the Artemisia -clade sensu Bremer and Humphries), whereas Seriphidium and two small genera ( Kaschgaria, Crossostephium ; 3 species total) were placed outside the Artemisia -clade as allies to Artemisia s.s . In addition, Sphaeromeria, Filifolium, Ajaniopsis , and Stilnolepis (13 species total) were sister to this clade of eight genera that included Artemisia s.s.
The Artemisia -group sensu Bremer and Humphries [ 2 ] is not monophyletic because three segregate genera Elachanthemum, Stilnolepis , and Kaschgaria are excluded from this clade.
Whether community stability in a changing climate relates to dynamic complexity at individual trophic levels, as opposed to complexity of entire food webs ( sensu [ 34 ] ), should prove to be a fruitful and important pursuit in future research.
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