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Is host specificity the cause or the consequenceof parasite diversification:
lessons from the population genetics of lice andhelminths
Štefka, Jan1,2
1Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, London, UK2Faculty of Science, University of South Bohemia and Biology Centre ASCR, České Budějovice, CZ
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Evolution of novel taxa in parasites:host specificity vs. geografic distribution.
• Host specificity and speciation in metazoan parasites– What is host specificity– Why bother– Established framework?
• Timescale: long vs. short evolutionary periods
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Estimate the amount of co-speciations vs. host switches
Timescale: long vs. short evolutionary periods
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Evolution of novel taxa in parasites:host specificity vs. geografic distribution.
• Speciation and host specificity
• Timescale: long vs. short evolutionary periods
• Careful choise of model taxa (complexity of life-cycles andpopulation histories…)
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Štefka et al, in prep.
The importance of geography
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N. trifasciatus N. macdonaldi
N. parvulus
traditional taxonomymtDNA phylogeny
N. melanotis
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N. trifasciatus N. macdonaldi
N. parvulus
traditional taxonomymtDNA phylogeny
N. melanotis
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Myrsidea sp.98 specimens, 37 haps
N. parvulus
N. melanotis
N. trifasciatus
N. macdonaldi
N. trifasciatus
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Analges sp. (Acari, Astigmata)87 specimens, 71 haps
N. parvulus
N. trifasciatus
N. melanotis
N. macdonaldi
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5-9 MYAapprox. 5 MYA
7.000 YA
approx. 2-3 MYA
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5-9 MYAapprox. 5 MYA
7.000 YA
Progression rule
approx. 2-3 MYA
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Polyplax serrata
genus Apodemus
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A. sylvaticusA. flavicollis
?
Michaux et al., 2003, 2005
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northern border of A. sylvaticus range
A. sylvaticus A. flavicollis A. agrarius A. uralensis
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A. agrariusA. uralensis
A. flavicollis
A. flavicollisA. sylvaticus
colonization vs.
duplication ? COIHaplotypes+EF1α
A
B
C
Štefka and Hypša, 2008Martinů et al, in prep.
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B
A
colonization
B
A
duplication
molecular dating-Clade A/B 1.5 Mya (1.4-1.6)-Hosts Af/As 4 Mya
Host specificity arose in allopatry
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Ligula intestinalis s.l.
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Tunisia
Tunisia
A
B
Sympatric lineages,different host. spec.
Mutual def. hosts
Bouzid et al, 2008, Int. J. Parasitol.Bouzid et al, in prep.
COI+COBhaplotypes
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Europe/Gobio TunisiaAlgeria/BarbusEurope X
B. humilisB. intermediusB. tsanensis
B. brevicephalus
Compatible with mtDNA
Structure 2.2; 338 tapeworms
Štefka et al., 2009, Mol. Ecol.
Lake Tana(Ethiopia)
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• Host specificity arose in allopatry in P. serrata
• More complex picture in L. intestinalis: some lineages arising inallopatry vs. ongoing host-dependant speciation in others.
• Host specificity is at least in some cases a product of speciationprocesses not the motor of speciation in parasites.
Conclusions
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Acknowledgements:This work was supported by Grant Agency of the Czech Republic (projectNo. 206/08/1019) and by Marie Curie Fellowship (project Galápagos, no.235123, FP7-PEOPLE-IEF-2008).
Thanks to: Václav HypšaFaculty of Science, USB, Č. Budějovice Czech Rep.
Vince SmithEntomology Dept., NHM, London
UK
Wafa BouzidUniversité P. Sebatier, Toulouse
France
Jana MartinůFaculty of Science, USB, Č. Budějovice
Czech Rep.