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Tyler (1979:73) eloquently compared faunal relations between Africa and South
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and those between that continent and
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: “South
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and Africa may be regarded as lovers who experienced and exploited a large zone of contact and had considerable opportunity for interchange and exchange across it. In contrast, the South American-Australian relationship suffered from being in the form of an arranged engagement of longer duration. The couple never so much as touched one another at any time. The only contact was via a related intermediary named Aunt Arctica, whose presence between them effectively prevented a comparable degree of intimacy, and who is now outwardly cool and distinctly secretive about revealing what took place between them.” So be it.
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Although
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now occurs in Mediterranean northwestern Africa, there is no evidence that hylid frogs ever existed in sub-Saharan Africa. These frogs originated in South
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and dispersed from there to
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and to North
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. Ancestral
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diverged from the phyllomedusid-pelodryadid clade in the Paleocene 61.8 (57.566.1) Mya. The hylid clade retained the ancestral chromosome complement of 2n = 24, whereas the number changed to 2n =
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the phyllomedusid-pelodryadid clade. Following the split of pelodryadid and phyllomedusid frogs at 52.5 (47.657.4) Mya, the initial divergence (crown node) of pelodryadid frogs occurred in the mid-Eocene 44.2 (40.148.3) Mya and that of phyllomedusid frogs was later, 33.3 (29.037.6) Mya. When South
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separated from
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35.030.5 Mya, ancestral pelodryadid frogs were present on that continent and
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before the latter separated from
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35.5 Mya (
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). Our analysis suggests that the differentiation of what are now
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and Pelobiinae occurred in the mid-Eocene and that the genera of pelodryadids differentiated (crown nodes) in the late Eocene and Oligocene:
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<emphasis id="B937EAA1FF9B121BF6198CCB36A2F2F2" box="[1302,1436,405,428]" italics="true" pageId="50" pageNumber="51">Nyctimystes</emphasis>
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35.1 (29.340.8),
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33.8 (28.938.7),
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29.5 (26.033.1) Mya.
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Four major clades of
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already existed by the early Oligocene (31 Mya). Our limited taxon sampling of New Guinean
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precludes determination of possible centers of diversification in New
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and
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; likewise, we have no genomic data that might indicate monophyly of the stream-breeding
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in Queensland. After its diversification from the clade leading to
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,
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was restricted to the humid northern part of
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, which together with the collision of the plates and major uplifts in the Miocene, became New
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. Most species of
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differentiated in the early to mid-Miocene (1022 Mya). Some major clades of
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originated in the mid- to late Oligocene (2426 Mya). The clade containing the terrestrial species of
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(formerly placed in the genus
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) inhabiting xeric to subhumid regions of
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diverged in mid-Miocene times—13.4 (8.018.8) Mya, the time of major aridification in central and southern
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.
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