Arini, G.R.Gray, 1840

Smith, Brian Tilston, Thom, Gregory & Joseph, Leo, 2024, Revised Evolutionary And Taxonomic Synthesis For Parrots (Order: Psittaciformes) Guided By Phylogenomic Analysis, Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History 2024 (468), pp. 1-87 : 36-38

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https://doi.org/ 10.1206/0003-0090.468.1.1

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Arini
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Arini

Arini exhibits a wide range in body sizes and is a colorful group, including the largest extant parrots, the macaws. It ranges from Mexico (formerly southwestern U.S.) to Argentina. Within Arinae , the Arini is the most speciose clade. Arini also contains a number of other low-diversity genera (2–3 species). Enicognathus View in CoL , Rhynchopsitta View in CoL , and Pionites View in CoL , which, like Deroptyus View in CoL and Cyanoliseus View in CoL , are all on long branches within Arini (fig. 9). The round-tailed Pionites View in CoL and Deroptyus View in CoL shared a common ancestor with the clade that comprises all other Arini at 14.5 Mya (7.1–19.2), which are long-tailed parrots, parakeets, and macaws (fig. 9). Depending on the threshold used to include lower quality samples, the position of Rhynchopsitta View in CoL of Mexico and, formerly, Arizona varied across different phylogenomic trees. The main source of phylogenetic uncertainty for Rhynchopsitta View in CoL was the position of Pyrrhura View in CoL , which was separated from other clades within Arini by a short branch. In the concatenated tree, albeit with more modest ultrafast bootstrap support (81%) and in the most stringent species tree with high support, Rhynchopsitta View in CoL was sister to all other Arini (except Pionites View in CoL and Deroptyus View in CoL ; genus Primolius View in CoL in a clade that includes all blue Smith et al., 2023). Previous work recovered Cyanopsitta View in CoL and Orthopsittaca View in CoL (fig. 9). The clade Rhynchopsitta View in CoL as part of a polytomy at the base containing Ara View in CoL , Primolius View in CoL , Cyanopsitta View in CoL , and of Arini or in an unsupported position (Tavares Orthopsittaca View in CoL had a crown age of 8.1 Mya (3.5– et al., 2006; Wright et al., 2008). Rhynchopsitta View in CoL ’ s 11.4; fig. 9). Our results reaffirmed previous phylogenetic position curiously also reflects one findings that Aratinga View in CoL as traditionally recogof two large biogeographic disjunctions in Arini . nized is not monophyletic and that instead Its distribution in the Mexican highlands can be breaking it up into three genera Aratinga, Eupexplained View in CoL by a single colonization of Central and sittula, and Psittacara View in CoL is warranted (e.g., Remsen North America. The occurrences of all other spe- et al., 2013). The position of Eupsittula View in CoL was cies in Arini in Central America and Mexico are unresolved in the phylogenomic tree (fig. 9). In attributable to multiple independent dispersal the concatenated tree, we found that Eupsittula View in CoL events. In addition to the colonization of North was sister to a clade containing Psittacara View in CoL and America and the current large disjunction from Thectocercus View in CoL , Diopsittaca View in CoL , Guaruba View in CoL , Leptosittaca View in CoL , South American lineages, Rhynchopsitta species and Ognorhynchus View in CoL with low support (UFBS are also characterized by a considerable ecologi- <70%). In the species tree, Eupsittula View in CoL was sister cal shift. The genus specializes in high-elevation to Aratinga View in CoL , Ara View in CoL , Primolius View in CoL , Cyanopsitta View in CoL , and pine forests that occur throughout temperate Orthopsittaca View in CoL , but also with low support (LPP = western North America to Nicaragua, a habitat 0.79). In both phylogenomic trees, the Aratinga View in CoL type that has low psittaciform diversity and one sensu stricto species comprise the sister group to species of which, R. terrisi View in CoL , obligatorily nests in Conuropsis View in CoL and in a clade with Ara View in CoL , Primolius View in CoL , cliff faces. Cyanopsitta View in CoL , and Orthopsittaca View in CoL (fig. 9). Also The remaining taxa in Arini fall into two notable within Aratinga View in CoL sensu stricto is that A. clades that separated between 6.4–18 Mya (fig. weddellii of western lowland Amazonia was on 9). One clade consists of the most speciose a relatively long branch and sister to all other genus in Arini , Pyrrhura View in CoL , which began radiating Aratinga View in CoL sensu stricto. It exemplifies a dilemma 7.1 Ma (2.2–10.6). The sister clade to Pyrrhura View in CoL of whether such species should be separated contains 15 genera, reflecting the high morpho- generically (cf. whether among Australian parlogical disparity within this group of Arini . The rots Psephotellus varius should be separated basal divergence within this sister clade was that generically or, at least, subgenerically through of the two temperate South American sister gen- genus-group name Clarkona ). A genus-group era ( Enicognathus View in CoL and Cyanoliseus View in CoL ) from the name is available for A. weddellii View in CoL and we discuss remaining taxa in Arini . As with previous stud- its reintroduction below.

ies ( Wright et al., 2008; Schirtzinger et al., 2012), The remaining taxa formerly in Aratinga View in CoL the phylogenomic tree confirms that neither the comprise the genus Psittacara View in CoL and are sister to large-bodied macaws nor the blue macaws are a clade containing five monotypic genera monophyletic (fig. 9). The large-bodied and ( Thectocercus View in CoL , Diopsittaca View in CoL , Guaruba View in CoL , Leptositlarge-billed blue macaws in Anodorhynchus taca , and Ognorhynchus View in CoL ). These five South diverged from the remaining Arini at an early American taxa have a crown age of only 6.4 internode. In contrast, the mostly large-bodied Mya (2.8–9.1), are phenotypically distinct, and and colorful macaws in Ara View in CoL were sister to the span a wide range of ecoregions.

Kingdom

Animalia

Phylum

Chordata

Class

Aves

Order

Psittaciformes

Family

Psittacidae

Loc

Arini

Smith, Brian Tilston, Thom, Gregory & Joseph, Leo 2024
2024
Loc

R. terrisi

R. T. Moore 1947
1947
Loc

Clarkona

Mathews 1917
1917
Loc

Orthopsittaca

Ridgway 1912
1912
Loc

Orthopsittaca

Ridgway 1912
1912
Loc

Thectocercus

Ridgway 1912
1912
Loc

Diopsittaca

Ridgway 1912
1912
Loc

Orthopsittaca

Ridgway 1912
1912
Loc

Orthopsittaca

Ridgway 1912
1912
Loc

Thectocercus

Ridgway 1912
1912
Loc

Diopsittaca

Ridgway 1912
1912
Loc

Conuropsis

Salvadori 1891
1891
Loc

Pionites

Heine 1890
1890
Loc

Pionites

Heine 1890
1890
Loc

Pionites

Heine 1890
1890
Loc

Primolius

Bonaparte 1857
1857
Loc

Primolius

Bonaparte 1857
1857
Loc

Ognorhynchus

Bonaparte 1857
1857
Loc

Primolius

Bonaparte 1857
1857
Loc

Primolius

Bonaparte 1857
1857
Loc

Ognorhynchus

Bonaparte 1857
1857
Loc

Rhynchopsitta

Bonaparte 1854
1854
Loc

Cyanoliseus

Bonaparte 1854
1854
Loc

Rhynchopsitta

Bonaparte 1854
1854
Loc

Rhynchopsitta

Bonaparte 1854
1854
Loc

Rhynchopsitta

Bonaparte 1854
1854
Loc

Cyanopsitta

Bonaparte 1854
1854
Loc

Rhynchopsitta

Bonaparte 1854
1854
Loc

Cyanopsitta

Bonaparte 1854
1854
Loc

Rhynchopsitta

Bonaparte 1854
1854
Loc

Cyanopsitta

Bonaparte 1854
1854
Loc

Cyanopsitta

Bonaparte 1854
1854
Loc

Cyanoliseus

Bonaparte 1854
1854
Loc

Eupsittula

Bonaparte 1853
1853
Loc

Eupsittula

Bonaparte 1853
1853
Loc

Eupsittula

Bonaparte 1853
1853
Loc

Arini

G.R.Gray 1840
1840
Loc

Arini

G.R.Gray 1840
1840
Loc

Arini

G.R.Gray 1840
1840
Loc

Enicognathus

G. R. Gray 1840
1840
Loc

Arini

G.R.Gray 1840
1840
Loc

Arini

G.R.Gray 1840
1840
Loc

Arini

G.R.Gray 1840
1840
Loc

Arini

G.R.Gray 1840
1840
Loc

Arini

G.R.Gray 1840
1840
Loc

Arini

G.R.Gray 1840
1840
Loc

Arini

G.R.Gray 1840
1840
Loc

Arini

G.R.Gray 1840
1840
Loc

Arini

G.R.Gray 1840
1840
Loc

Arini

G.R.Gray 1840
1840
Loc

Enicognathus

G. R. Gray 1840
1840
Loc

Arini

G.R.Gray 1840
1840
Loc

Arini

G.R.Gray 1840
1840
Loc

Deroptyus

Wagler 1832
1832
Loc

Deroptyus

Wagler 1832
1832
Loc

Deroptyus

Wagler 1832
1832
Loc

Guaruba

Lesson 1830
1830
Loc

Guaruba

Lesson 1830
1830
Loc

Psittacara

Vigors 1825
1825
Loc

Psittacara

Vigors 1825
1825
Loc

Psittacara

Vigors 1825
1825
Loc

Aratinga

Spix 1824
1824
Loc

Ara

Lacepede 1799
1799
Loc

Ara

Lacepede 1799
1799
Loc

Ara

Lacepede 1799
1799
Loc

Ara

Lacepede 1799
1799
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