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This research aims to clarify species boundaries within a cryptic Thelephora species complex and to evaluate the usefulness of different genetic markers for phylogenetic analysis.

May 10, 2026Mycologia

Species delimitation in a cryptic Neotropical Thelephora species complex, with insights into the phylogenetic informativeness of loci

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This research aims to clarify species boundaries within a cryptic Thelephora species complex and to evaluate the usefulness of different genetic markers for phylogenetic analysis.
Molecular analysis of multiple genetic loci
Phylogenetic tree construction to delineate species
Comparative analysis of genetic variability among species
Identified distinct species within the Thelephora complex
Demonstrated that specific loci provide greater phylogenetic resolution
Observed significant genetic variability across the clade

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Randomized trial investigates species delimitation methods in Neotropical Thelephora, suggesting improved phylogenetic insights.

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Cruz-Campuzano et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a00205ec8f74e3340f9b3e7 https://doi.org/10.1080/00275514.2026.2651040

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Randomized trial investigates species delimitation methods in Neotropical Thelephora, suggesting improved phylogenetic insights.

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clade.

Species delimitation in a cryptic Neotropical Thelephora species complex, with insights into the phylogenetic informativeness of loci

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Species delimitation in a cryptic Neotropical Thelephora species complex, with insights into the phylogenetic informativeness of loci

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