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The scalyfins comprise ten large herbivorous species confined mainly to the temperate and subtropical waters around
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(Allen, 1975a, 1987a; Allen and Hoese, 1975; Allen and Larson, 1979). Allen and Hoese (1975) noted some resemblance to the monotypic
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but were wary that any similarity could be the result of convergence due to environmental similarities. Their caution was warranted because, although they are in the same subfamily, these two genera are not sister taxa, with
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sister to all other microspathodontines except
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). In prior phylogenetic studies, sampling for the genus has been limited, including two species at most (
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). Even though it is assumed to be a natural grouping, recent studies (e.g., Cowman and Bellwood, 2011;
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,
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;
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; DiBattista et al., 2016;
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;
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; Delrieu-Trottin et al., 2019) have been unable to recover a monophyletic
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. This may be due to irregularities in the 12S and 16S sequences of
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extracted from KU T3096 (M. W. Westneat, pers. comm.), which has been widely used (
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;
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; Cowman and Bellwood, 2011;
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,
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;
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with strong branch support (100% bootstrap;
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). The errant placement of
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seen previously is not repeated herein.
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