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Figure 1. A, C in On the evolution and diversification of an Andean clade of reptiles: combining morphology and DNA sequences of the palluma group (Liolaemidae: Phymaturus)

Figure 1. A, C, recent Phymaturus palluma group topologies published using different sources of data. A, morphological hypothesis of Lobo et al. (2012a); B, molecular ('all genes') topology of Morando et al. (2013). Numbers indicates congruent nodes (relationships) between both studies. Even though these two studies share only half of the terminal taxa, respectively, and different optimality criteria for phylogenetic analyses were used (parsimony versus Bayesian), almost half of the resulting nodes are congruent. B, D, Pruning these two topologies (deleting terminal taxa not shared by both analyses), the same topology is recovered for both studies, with the exception of the position of Phymaturus roigorum.

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