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Another clade of arboranans now designated Lophyohylinae originated (crown node) in the late Eocene, 37.2 (32.342.2) Mya. Based on present distributions, lophyohylines originated in the Amazon Basin and subsequently dispersed into eastern
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, the Guianan Region, and the West Indies. An early divergence (the crown node) led to the evolution of
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in eastern
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and
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in
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. A major split in the Lophyohylinae occurred in the late Eocene, 34.6 (30.838.4) Mya. The first clade contained ancestral
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,
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which became widespread in the American tropics and differentiated into 14 species. The earliest divergence from the ancestral
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was the differentiation of
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in the latest Eocene, 33.2 (26.839.6) Mya; the single species inhabits the Atlantic Coastal Forest in
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.
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is like some species of
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in having a casque head. In what is now subhumid regions of northeastern
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, the casque-headed, bromeliaddwelling
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diverged from
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in the Oligocene, 28.4 (22.634.2) Mya. Another clade of casque-headed species diverged (crown node) in the early Miocene, 20.0 (15.424.6) Mya; these included the ancestors of
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in the upper Orinoco Basin and coastal
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,
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in northeastern
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, and
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in the upper Amazon Basin.
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The second major clade of lophyohylines split into two clades in the early Oligocene, 31.9 (28.235.5) Mya. One of these clades became
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(see below). The other divided into three modern genera, diverging 2528 Mya. This led to
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(single species represented), with two species in the Amazon Basin and on the lower slopes of the adjacent Andes;
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in the Miocene, 18.2 (15.520.9) Mya (crown node) with 23 species in the Amazon Basin, lower slopes of the Andes, and the Guianan Region; and
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also in the Miocene, 16.5 (12.820.3) Mya (crown node) with seven species in the
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Highlands.
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