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Subfamily
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as a monophyletic group
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The analysis resulted in a single cladogram (L=76; Ci=98; Ri=99), with previously published taxonomic groupings in the subfamily
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(tribes and genera) appearing as monophyletic, corroborating
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.
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is therefore reconfirmed as monophyletic, with few homoplasies and several strong synapomorphies for included groupings (
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): long and rounded forewings that show a curved, linear or tapered apex (character 6); cellular spots that appears within the subfamily as irregular and discrete dark spots (e.g.,
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), more evident (e.g.,
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), like a trace (e.g.,
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and
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) or even a dark macula circling the hyaline spot (e.g.,
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) (character 15); the presence of tarsal spines (character 29); transtilla with varied states (character 36); and lateral arms of the gnathos generally slightly sclerotized and of reduced size (character 38).
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Jackknife analysis resulted in 102 equally parsimonious trees presenting different topologies (L=79; Ci=94; Ri=98). The strict consensus tree of 100 Jackknife replications is given in
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. When Jackknife or Bootstrap values are low, it generally indicates the clade is supported by few characters, by homoplasies or a combination of both. According to
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a clade that presents a value higher than 80% is a strongly supported clade. The results show that the subfamily presents a 90% supported clade.
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