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Integrative systematics reveal the deep evolutionary origin and familial placements of the wirrahs (Teleostei: Acanthistiidae: Acanthistius) and the toadstool grouper (Teleostei: Trachypomatidae fam. nov.: Trachypoma)
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• Comprehensive taxon sampling of Acanthistius, including eight of 11 nominal species. • Monophyletic Acanthistius, with an origin in the mid-Eocene to early Miocene. • Diversification within Acanthistius driven by transoceanic dispersal. • Acanthistius and Trachypoma are placed outside the Serranoidei, within Perciformes. • Using morphological and molecular evidence, we include two family diagnoses.
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Integrative systematics
Taxonomy
Biogeography
Morphology
Osteology
Southern Hemisphere
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