Phylogenetic relationships and evolutionary patterns of the genus Psammolestes (Hemiptera: Reduviidae)

La familia Reduviidae (Hemiptera: Heteroptera) se encuentra entre las familias más diversas de los verdaderos insectos. La evolución y las relaciones filogenéticas de las tribus Rhodniini y Triatomini (Triatominae) están bien estudiadas debido a su relevancia epidemiológica como vectores de Trypanos...

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Evolución geográfica
Nicho de desarrollo y proliferación de los Psammolestes
Genética de poblaciones del insecto
Variables ambientales
Análisis filogenético molecular
Invertebrados
Evolución & genética
Geographical evolution
Development and proliferation niche of the Psammolestes
Genetics of insect populations
Environmental variables
Molecular phylogenetic analysis
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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv Phylogenetic relationships and evolutionary patterns of the genus Psammolestes (Hemiptera: Reduviidae)
dc.title.TranslatedTitle.spa.fl_str_mv Relaciones filogenéticas y patrones evolutivos del género Psammolestes (Hemiptera: Reduviidae).
title Phylogenetic relationships and evolutionary patterns of the genus Psammolestes (Hemiptera: Reduviidae)
spellingShingle Phylogenetic relationships and evolutionary patterns of the genus Psammolestes (Hemiptera: Reduviidae)
Evolución geográfica
Nicho de desarrollo y proliferación de los Psammolestes
Genética de poblaciones del insecto
Variables ambientales
Análisis filogenético molecular
Invertebrados
Evolución & genética
Geographical evolution
Development and proliferation niche of the Psammolestes
Genetics of insect populations
Environmental variables
Molecular phylogenetic analysis
title_short Phylogenetic relationships and evolutionary patterns of the genus Psammolestes (Hemiptera: Reduviidae)
title_full Phylogenetic relationships and evolutionary patterns of the genus Psammolestes (Hemiptera: Reduviidae)
title_fullStr Phylogenetic relationships and evolutionary patterns of the genus Psammolestes (Hemiptera: Reduviidae)
title_full_unstemmed Phylogenetic relationships and evolutionary patterns of the genus Psammolestes (Hemiptera: Reduviidae)
title_sort Phylogenetic relationships and evolutionary patterns of the genus Psammolestes (Hemiptera: Reduviidae)
dc.contributor.advisor.none.fl_str_mv Ramírez, Juan David
Salazar, Camilo
Salgado-Roa, Fabian Camilo
Hernandez, Diana Carolina
dc.contributor.none.fl_str_mv Ballesteros Chitiva, Nathalia
Rueda, Nicol
Oliveira, Jader
Aristeu da Rosa, Joao
Urbano, Plutarco
dc.subject.spa.fl_str_mv Evolución geográfica
Nicho de desarrollo y proliferación de los Psammolestes
Genética de poblaciones del insecto
Variables ambientales
Análisis filogenético molecular
topic Evolución geográfica
Nicho de desarrollo y proliferación de los Psammolestes
Genética de poblaciones del insecto
Variables ambientales
Análisis filogenético molecular
Invertebrados
Evolución & genética
Geographical evolution
Development and proliferation niche of the Psammolestes
Genetics of insect populations
Environmental variables
Molecular phylogenetic analysis
dc.subject.ddc.spa.fl_str_mv Invertebrados
Evolución & genética
dc.subject.keyword.spa.fl_str_mv Geographical evolution
Development and proliferation niche of the Psammolestes
Genetics of insect populations
Environmental variables
Molecular phylogenetic analysis
description La familia Reduviidae (Hemiptera: Heteroptera) se encuentra entre las familias más diversas de los verdaderos insectos. La evolución y las relaciones filogenéticas de las tribus Rhodniini y Triatomini (Triatominae) están bien estudiadas debido a su relevancia epidemiológica como vectores de Trypanosoma cruzi, el parásito que causa la enfermedad de Chagas. Rhodniini está compuesto por los géneros Rhodnius y Psammolestes, donde queda por estudiar la diversidad genética del segundo en comparación con Rhodnius, principal vector de T. cruzi. Por lo tanto, reunimos 92 muestras en total, 38 de Psammolestes arthuri en Colombia, 24 de Psammolestes tertius y 30 de coreodas de Psammolestes en Brasil. Usamos cinco nuevos loci nucleares: tRNA guanina (37) -N (1) metil transferasa (TRNA), proteína inducible por hormona juvenil putativa (PJH), proteína de ensamblaje de proteína de azufre de hierro citosólico probable Ciao 1 (CISP), lipoil sintasa, mitocondrial ( LSM) y proteína no caracterizada para la adhesión celular (UPCA), junto con dos loci previamente informados: 28S y CYTB, para representar las relaciones filogenéticas y los patrones evolutivos del género Psammolestes. Cuatro de las siete topologías de genes no eran consistentes con la topología concatenada, mientras que las otras tres eran concordantes, pero el patrón general es claro: Psammolestes es un grupo monofilético, corroborando hipótesis previamente sugeridas para el género. El análisis de agrupamiento junto con las estadísticas resumidas de genética de poblaciones dio como resultado la delimitación de tres poblaciones diferentes. Estos tres clusters corresponden a cada una de las especies de Psammolestes conocidas a priori -definidas por morfología, ecología y métodos citogenéticos- lo que sugiere que las poblaciones de cada una de las especies tienen una estructura genética bien sustentada. En general, nuestros resultados corroboraron la existencia de las tres especies de Psammolestes descritas anteriormente, 4 mostrando que probablemente divergieron en alopatría, bajo la influencia del escudo de Guyana y la cuenca del Amazonas como barreras para la dispersión.
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dc.date.accessioned.none.fl_str_mv 2021-02-03T16:09:11Z
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dc.publisher.department.spa.fl_str_mv Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Matemáticas
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spelling Ballesteros Chitiva, NathaliaRueda, NicolOliveira, JaderAristeu da Rosa, JoaoUrbano, PlutarcoRamírez, Juan David1011716118600Salazar, Camilo79873757600Salgado-Roa, Fabian Camilod000986a-ad3e-4341-b650-23798d0bd876600Hernandez, Diana Carolina3de18c45-9f0e-4f44-a6d1-417cd6fc6586600Alvarado Lopez, Mateo AndrésBiólogoFull time891bb050-6eaf-4833-b8f4-ae9bf76f7d156002021-02-03T16:09:11Z2021-02-03T16:09:11Z2021-01-25La familia Reduviidae (Hemiptera: Heteroptera) se encuentra entre las familias más diversas de los verdaderos insectos. La evolución y las relaciones filogenéticas de las tribus Rhodniini y Triatomini (Triatominae) están bien estudiadas debido a su relevancia epidemiológica como vectores de Trypanosoma cruzi, el parásito que causa la enfermedad de Chagas. Rhodniini está compuesto por los géneros Rhodnius y Psammolestes, donde queda por estudiar la diversidad genética del segundo en comparación con Rhodnius, principal vector de T. cruzi. Por lo tanto, reunimos 92 muestras en total, 38 de Psammolestes arthuri en Colombia, 24 de Psammolestes tertius y 30 de coreodas de Psammolestes en Brasil. Usamos cinco nuevos loci nucleares: tRNA guanina (37) -N (1) metil transferasa (TRNA), proteína inducible por hormona juvenil putativa (PJH), proteína de ensamblaje de proteína de azufre de hierro citosólico probable Ciao 1 (CISP), lipoil sintasa, mitocondrial ( LSM) y proteína no caracterizada para la adhesión celular (UPCA), junto con dos loci previamente informados: 28S y CYTB, para representar las relaciones filogenéticas y los patrones evolutivos del género Psammolestes. Cuatro de las siete topologías de genes no eran consistentes con la topología concatenada, mientras que las otras tres eran concordantes, pero el patrón general es claro: Psammolestes es un grupo monofilético, corroborando hipótesis previamente sugeridas para el género. El análisis de agrupamiento junto con las estadísticas resumidas de genética de poblaciones dio como resultado la delimitación de tres poblaciones diferentes. Estos tres clusters corresponden a cada una de las especies de Psammolestes conocidas a priori -definidas por morfología, ecología y métodos citogenéticos- lo que sugiere que las poblaciones de cada una de las especies tienen una estructura genética bien sustentada. En general, nuestros resultados corroboraron la existencia de las tres especies de Psammolestes descritas anteriormente, 4 mostrando que probablemente divergieron en alopatría, bajo la influencia del escudo de Guyana y la cuenca del Amazonas como barreras para la dispersión.The family Reduviidae (Hemiptera: Heteroptera) is among the most diverse families of the true bugs. The evolution and phylogenetic relationships of Rhodniini and Triatomini tribes (Triatominae) are well studied due to their epidemiological relevance as vectors of Trypanosoma cruzi, the parasite that causes the Chagas disease. Rhodniini is composed by the genera Rhodnius and Psammolestes, where the genetic diversity of the second one remains to be studied in comparison with Rhodnius, the main vector of T. cruzi. Therefore, we gathered 92 samples in total, 38 for Psammolestes arthuri in Colombia, 24 for Psammolestes tertius and 30 for Psammolestes coreodes in Brazil. We used five novel nuclear loci: tRNA Guanine (37) -N (1) methyl transferase (TRNA), Putative juvenile hormone inducible protein (PJH), Probable cytosolic iron sulfur protein assembly protein Ciao 1 (CISP), Lipoyl synthase, mitochondrial (LSM) and Uncharacterized protein for cell adhesion (UPCA), along with two previously reported loci: 28S and CYTB, to depict the phylogenetic relationships and the evolutionary patterns of the genus Psammolestes. Four of the seven gene topologies were not consistent with the concatenated topology, while the other three were concordant, but the general pattern is clear: Psammolestes is a monophyletic group, corroborating hypotheses previously suggested for the genus. Clustering analysis along with population genetics summary statistics resulted in the delimitation of three different populations. These three clusters corresponded to each one of the Psammolestes species known a priori -defined by morphology, ecology and cytogenetic methods- which suggests that populations for each one of the species has a well-supported genetic structure. 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