Common pattern of distribution for Mesoamerican Triatoma dimidiata suggest geological and ecological association
作者： Patricia Landaverde-González , Marianela Menes , Sergio Melgar , Dulce Bustamante , Carlota Monroy
DOI: 10.1016/J.ACTATROPICA.2020.105329
关键词: Ecotype 、 Distribution (economics) 、 Mesoamerica 、 Geography 、 Triatoma dimidiata 、 General pattern 、 Distribution pattern 、 Phylogenetics 、 Ecology
摘要: The phylogeny of the Triatoma dimidiata complex has been widely assessed with different genetic and morphological data, which allowed to reach consensus that consists at least three taxonomic units. However, these units seem have a distribution related geography throughout Mesoamerica, groupings depending on source information used. In present study, we aimed determine if there is common biogeographical, phenetic pattern among T. species in Mesoamerica this ecological geological variability region. We found panbiogeographical analysis showed generalized tracks coincide genetic/phenetic data general two big clusters north south Mesoamerica. also were significantly tectonic plates ecotypes. conclude history may be plausible explanation for greater differentiation observed complex, but current characteristics morphotectonic or ecotypes responsible additional variation therefore differential control strategies each cluster considering ecotype should Further, more detailed biogeographical landscape analyses are necessary goal elucidate variables region possible epidemiological evolutionary consequences.
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