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RE: Chondropython

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Posted by: Jan Grathwohl at Fri May 19 05:22:42 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Jan Grathwohl ]  
   

"Applying the same intolerance of paraphyletic taxa to, say, Pseudacris, one would have to transfer all species of Pseudacris back into Hyla, since Pseudacris is derived from a species of Hyla closely related to Hyla eximia. Recognizing Pseudacris would therefore render Hyla paraphyletic."

Is this example still relevant after the work by Faivovich et al, spliting up the former Hyla into a number of genera?
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