Of particular interest are cytochrome P450s, which are known to be one of the most rapidly radiating groups of detoxifying enzymes in insects [47].
On the other hand, it is apparent that even the entire chloroplast genome may be insufficient to fully resolve the most rapidly radiating lineages.
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Consequently, the Triculinae of the lower Mekong river most likely radiated in different habitats and river systems until the Holocene.
Hybrids are restricted to the two most recently radiated "crown" genera, Heliconius and Eueides, where they involve 33 35% and 42% of species, respectively.
This result suggests that eukaryotic ABHs 2 8 have a relatively recent common origin and that they have most likely radiated by a series of duplication events in the metazoan lineage.
The grouping of the C. owczarzaki families together on isolated internal branches indicates that the families have a long-term evolutionary history within the filasterean lineage and have most probably radiated within it.
These are the three monophyletic groups that appear to be radiating most rapidly compared with less speciose sister groups within the subtribe (Fig. 1); thus, hybridization in Heliconius is most likely a general feature of relatively recent radiations, and is not restricted to islands.
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