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. 2014 Dec 2;64(3):384–395. doi: 10.1093/sysbio/syu105

Table 1.

Sources for all unique hypotheses of molluscan phylogeny (including at least five of eight classes), representing the first instance a given topology appeared in the literature. (1) This figure included a polytomy (Kano 2012 figure 4); the authors published a second, explicitly less-preferred tree with the polytomy resolved (Kano 2012 figure 5), which we added to tree dissimilarity analysis but otherwise excluded; (2) http://palaeos.com/metazoa/mollusca/mollusca.htm (content by M. Alan Kazlev 2007; archived at http://wayback.archive.org/web/*/http://www.palaeos.com; (3) http://www.pearl-guide.com/pearl-producing-mollusks.shtml (content by Jeremy Sheperd ca. 2007); (4) http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/taxa/inverts/mollusca/mollusca.php

Source Data type Generalized topology
Brusca and Brusca 2002, fig 20.55 morphology Testaria (C)
Dogelya 1940, schema 7 morphology Testaria *
Dogelya 1940, schema 1 morphology Aculifera
Dogelya 1940, schema 2 morphology Aculifera
Dogelya 1940, schema 5 morphology Testaria *
Dunn et al. 2008, figure 1 molecular other
Giribet et al. 2006, figure 2 molecular other (Serialia) (S)
Götting 1980, p. 25 morphology Testaria (C)
Gubanov 1998, figure 1 morphology other
Haszprunar 2000, figure 2 morphology Testaria
Iijima et al. 2006, figure 2 (Hox5a clade) molecular other *
Kano 2012, figure 4 [1] molecular other (Serialia)
Kocot et al. 2011, figure 2 molecular Aculifera (C)
Lieb and Todt 2008, figure 2 molecular other (∼Aculifera)
Naef 1926, p. 99 morphology Aculifera *
Palaeos.com [online only 2] morphology Testaria (C)
Passamaneck et al. 2004, figure 2 (minimum evolution) molecular other
Passamaneck et al. 2004, figure 6A (maximum parsimony) molecular other *
Passamaneck et al. 2004, figure 6B (maximum likelihood) molecular other (S)
Pearl-Guide.com [online only 3] morphology other *
Peel 1991, figure 46 morphology Testaria
Runnegar 1996, figure 6.5 morphology Testaria (C)
Runnegar and Pojeta 1974, figure 1 morphology other
Runnegar and Pojeta 1974, figure 4 morphology other
Runnegar and Pojeta 1974” as reproduced in Runnegar 1996, figure 6.1B morphology other *
Salvini-Plawen and Steiner 1996 figure 2.4 morphology Testaria (C)
Salvini-Plawen 1985 figure 42 morphology Testaria (C)
Salvini-Plawen 2006, figure 14 after Haszprunar and Wanninger 2000 morphology Testaria *
Scheltema 1993, figure 12 morphology Aculifera *
Sigwart and Sutton 2007, figure 1b morphology Testaria *
Smith et al. 2011, figure 2 molecular Aculifera (C)
Steiner and Reynolds 2003, figure 3A morphology other
Stoeger et al., in press molecular other (Serialia) (S)
UCMP molluscan phylogeny [online only 4], after Sigwart and Sutton 2007 morphology Aculifera *
Vinther et al. 2012, figure 3 molecular other (∼Aculifera) (C)
Wägele et al. 2009, figure 5 molecular other
Waller 1998, figure 1 morphology Testaria
Waller 1998” as reproduced in as reproduced in Lindberg et al. 2004, figure 16.5 morphology other
Wilson et al. 2010, figure 1 molecular other (Serialia) (S)
Winnepenninckx et al. 1996, figure 4a (excluding heterodont bivalves) molecular other (S)
Yochelson 1978, figure 1 morphology other (∼Serialia) *
Yu 1990, text-figure 6 morphology Testaria *

Notes: *Trees including polytomies that were excluded from tree dissimilarity analyses; mutually significantly similar trees in two clusters are noted (C) Conchifera, or (S) Serialia.