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Both morphological and molecular data support a monophyly of Mantodea and Isoptera (see [ 25]).

The combined genetic and molecular data support the notion that AN3/ATGIF1 and ATGRF5 act together to promote plate meristem activity and thus leaf size [ 102].

Analyses of morphological and molecular data support clitellate monophyly and have provided robust hypotheses of relationships within this taxon [ 23- 25].

A recent analysis of combined morphological and molecular data supported a sister group of Aculeata + Evanioidea, but this clade was not supported by the morphology-only tree or individual gene trees (Sharkey et al. 2011).

Mitogenomic analyses have challenged hexapod monophyly and suggested the reciprocal paraphyly of Hexapoda and Crustacea, whereas studies based on nuclear molecular data support the monophyletic origin of hexapods.

However, recent molecular data support a more complex scenario and later acquisition of the plastid thereby rejecting the Chromalveolate hypothesis (Stiller et al. 2009; Baurain et al. 2010; Felsner et al. 2011; Woehle et al. 2011).

Some earlier morphological comparisons [ 9], but none of the molecular data, support Volitantia, a group containing Chiroptera and Dermoptera.

Nearly all molecular data support a sister relationship between A. means and A. pholeter which diverged as recently as the late-Pliocene.

Molecular data support an autotetraploid origin, although not directly from present day diploids10.

Nonetheless, molecular data support the hypothesis that terpenoid biosynthesis is modulated by C. herbacea herbivory.

Specifically, we address the following questions: (1) Do molecular data support the morphology-based field identification of Bruguiera × rhynchopetala?