Making the most of your host: the Metrosideros-feeding psyllids (Hemiptera, Psylloidea) of the Hawaiian Islands

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Abstract
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Introduction
Materials, methods and terminology
- Sampling
- Molecular analysis
- Morphological analysis
Results
- Taxonomic placement of Pariaconus and outgroup analysis
- Ancestral character state reconstruction: a galling or non-galling origin
- Divergence within Pariaconus
- Divergence within the bicoloratus group
- Divergence within the minutus group
- Divergence within the kamua group
- Divergence within the ohialoha group
Discussion
- Origins of Pariaconus and other Myrtaceae-feeders
- Does Pariaconus diversification parallel Metrosideros
- Intra-island divergence in Pariaconus
- Parallel diversification in Pariaconus
Conclusions
Taxonomic treatment
- Triozidae Löw, 1879
  - bicoloratus species group
  - minutus species group
  - kamua species group
  - Adult key to Pariaconus species found on Kauai – kamua species group
  - ohialoha species group
  - Adult key to Pariaconus species in the ohialoha species group found on Oahu
  - Adult key to Pariaconus species in the ohialoha species group found on Molokai
  - Adult key to Pariaconus species in the ohialoha species group found on Maui
  - Adult key to Pariaconus species in the ohialoha species group found on Hawaii
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