@article{pellmyr_phylogeny_2005,
	title = {Phylogeny and life history evolution of {Prodoxus} yucca moths ({Lepidoptera}: {Prodoxidae})},
	abstract = {Yucca moths (Lep., Prodoxidae) are well-known for their obligate pollination mutualism with yuccas. In addition to the pollinators, yuccas also host many non-pollinating yucca moths. Here the genus \textit{Prodoxus}, the nonpollinating sister group of the pollinators, is revised using morphological and molecular data, their phylogenetic relationships are analysed, and the evolution of host tissue specialization explored. Twenty-two species are recognized, including nine new species: \textit{Prodoxus gypsicolor }sp.n., \textit{P. sonorensis }sp.n., \textit{P. carnerosanellus }sp.n., \textit{P. tamaulipellus }sp.n., \textit{P. weethumpi }sp.n., \textit{P. tehuacanensis }sp.n., \textit{P. californicus }sp.n., \textit{P. mapimiensis }sp.n. and \textit{P. atascosanellus }sp.n. \textit{Prodoxus y-inversus} Riley, \textit{P. coloradensis} Riley and \textit{P. sordidus }Riley are redescribed. The genus \textit{Agavenema }is synonymized with \textit{Prodoxus}. Phylogenetic analyses indicated that stalk-feeding is basal within the group, that there are three separate origins of fruit-feeding, and one origin of leaf-mining from a stalk-feeding ancestor. Although species with different feeding habits often coexist within hosts, the analyses suggest that ecological specialization and diversification within a host only may have occurred within one or possibly two hosts.},
	journal = {Systematic Entomology},
	author = {Pellmyr, O. and Balcázar-Lara, Manuel. and Althoff, David M. and Segraves, K. A. and Leebens-Mack, James.},
	year = {2005},
	keywords = {JRN, yucca, yucca moth}
}

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