Neodermata
parasitic flatworms·Ehlers, 1985
GBIF:155000089
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Caña-Bozada, V. H.; Mera-Loor, G. B.; Hernández-Mena, D. I.; Justine, J.-L.; Álvarez-Presas, M. (2025). Evaluating topological variability in Neodermata phylogenies using mitochondrial and ribosomal gene markers. <em>PLOS One.</em> 20(10): e0333282.
Caña-Bozada, V.; Robinson, M. W.; Hernández-Mena, D. I.; Morales-Serna, F. N. (2023). Exploring Evolutionary Relationships within Neodermata Using Putative Orthologous Groups of Proteins, with Emphasis on Peptidases. <em>Tropical Medicine and Infectious Disease.</em> 8(1): 59.
De Baets, K.; Dentzien-Dias, P.; Huntley, J. W.; Vanhove, M. P.; Łaska, W.; Skawina, A.; Steenkiste, N. W. V.; Vanadzina, K. (2024). Fossil constraints on the origin and evolution of Platyhelminthes are surprisingly concordant with modern molecular phylogenies. <em>Zoologia (Curitiba).</em> 41.
Ehlers, U. (1985). Phylogenetic relationships within the Platyhelminthes. <em>in: S. Conway Morris, J.D. George, R. Gibson and H.M. Platt eds., The origins and relationships of lower invertebrates. The Systematics Association Special.</em> Volume 28: Oxford, Clarendon Press, p. 143-158.