Using phylogeny of the New World howler monkeys

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Using phylogeny of the New World howler monkeys, Alouatta Testing Hershkovitz’ Theory of Metachromism

Using phylogeny of the New World howler monkeys, Alouatta Testing Hershkovitz’ Theory of Metachromism

Using phylogeny of the New World howler monkeys, Alouatta Testing Hershkovitz’ Theory of Metachromism

Using phylogeny of the New World howler monkeys, Alouatta Testing Hershkovitz’ Theory of Metachromism

Testing Metachromism • Hershkovitz’ theory of Metachromism • Jacobs et al. ’s test of

Testing Metachromism • Hershkovitz’ theory of Metachromism • Jacobs et al. ’s test of Metachromism • Using Alouatta’s phylogeny & fur color to test Metachromism

Metachromic Progression Jacobs et al. 1995

Metachromic Progression Jacobs et al. 1995

Jacobs et al, 1995 • Tested metachromism with Saguinus - the Tamarin monkeys •

Jacobs et al, 1995 • Tested metachromism with Saguinus - the Tamarin monkeys • Compared mt. DNA tree with tree based on fur colors • Examined strength of phylogenetic signal in fur colors mapped onto mt. DNA tree.

Metachromic Progression 2 3 4 1 9 0 5 6 7 8 Jacobs et

Metachromic Progression 2 3 4 1 9 0 5 6 7 8 Jacobs et al. 1995

The character states The Character States Museum of Vertebrate Zoology collection

The character states The Character States Museum of Vertebrate Zoology collection

Chromatogenic Regions

Chromatogenic Regions

Chromatogenic Regions 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Crown Forehead Cheeks

Chromatogenic Regions 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Crown Forehead Cheeks Mouth Neck Throat Shoulders Arms Hands 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. Chest Back Belly Rump Thighs Feet Tail

Barnett & Ross • Goal: extend Jacobs’ analysis to Cebidae • Use composite phylogeny

Barnett & Ross • Goal: extend Jacobs’ analysis to Cebidae • Use composite phylogeny from Purvis 1995 for the tree • Use Jacobs’ coding scheme & methods • Data collected from Natural History Museum, London • Females only; Species as composite OTUs

Shapley, ib 200 a • “May I try? ”

Shapley, ib 200 a • “May I try? ”

Howler monkeys

Howler monkeys

Purvis, 1995 • Composite phylogeny of Neotropical monkey taxa.

Purvis, 1995 • Composite phylogeny of Neotropical monkey taxa.

Composite phylogeny of Alouatta Matrix Representation with Parsimony of trees from: • L. Cortes-Ortiz

Composite phylogeny of Alouatta Matrix Representation with Parsimony of trees from: • L. Cortes-Ortiz et al, 2003: 3 mt. DNA genes • Bonvicino et al, 2001: cytochrome b • Meireles et al, 1999: -globulin pseudogene • de Oliveira et al, 2002: FISH chromosome painting No semaphoront overlap between studies No consistent outgroup; postulated agouti outgroup

Composite phylogeny of Alouatta • Single MPT

Composite phylogeny of Alouatta • Single MPT

Composite phylogeny of Alouatta • Semi-Strict consensus of 8 trees 1 step longer

Composite phylogeny of Alouatta • Semi-Strict consensus of 8 trees 1 step longer

Composite phylogeny of Alouatta How accurate is the composite tree? • Coding of FISH

Composite phylogeny of Alouatta How accurate is the composite tree? • Coding of FISH Chromosome data (de Oliveira et al) is fishy - characters aren’t independent • mt. DNA networks compatible; Chromosome & fur networks mostly compatible; not compatible with each other. • Outgroup choice matters - different outgroups root the same stable network in many different places

Mapping fur colors onto Alouatta phylogeny • Trace states in color on each character

Mapping fur colors onto Alouatta phylogeny • Trace states in color on each character • Are MPR unordered character state changes consistent with Metachromism? Answer: for 16 of 18 characters, they are NOT.

Metachromic Progression 2 3 4 1 9 0 5 6 7 8 Jacobs et

Metachromic Progression 2 3 4 1 9 0 5 6 7 8 Jacobs et al. 1995

Mapping fur colors onto Alouatta phylogeny • How many steps does a Metachromic step

Mapping fur colors onto Alouatta phylogeny • How many steps does a Metachromic step matrix add to the MPR? Answer: 1 -4 steps for each of 16 characters

Mapping fur colors onto Alouatta phylogeny • Are the unordered states already organized by

Mapping fur colors onto Alouatta phylogeny • Are the unordered states already organized by metachromism? That is, are they already statistically different from random? • What effect will using different trees have? • How does this conclusion fit in with the biogeography? Answer: ? .

Thanks! • Adrian Barnett & Caroline Ross • Adam, Brent, and the ib 200

Thanks! • Adrian Barnett & Caroline Ross • Adam, Brent, and the ib 200 A course • Eileen Lacey at the MVZ

Composite phylogeny of Alouatta Methods: • Resolve synonymies (Groves, 2001) • No semaphoront overlap

Composite phylogeny of Alouatta Methods: • Resolve synonymies (Groves, 2001) • No semaphoront overlap - must rely on species identifications and create composite OTUs • Combine monophyletic branches on source trees to match OTUs of fur data • Generic “outgroup”

Metachromic Progression 2 3 4 1 9 0 5 6 7 8

Metachromic Progression 2 3 4 1 9 0 5 6 7 8

Mapping fur colors onto Alouatta phylogeny • Should Black to Red be allowed into

Mapping fur colors onto Alouatta phylogeny • Should Black to Red be allowed into the Metachromism theory? Partial Answer: for 6 characters, allowing Black to Red into Metachromic theory means the unordered MPR is consistent.