@article {Pellmyr:January 2006:0307-6970:1,
	author = "Pellmyr, Olle",
	author = "Balcazar-Lara, Manuel",
	author = "Althoff, David M.",
	author = "Segraves, Kari A.",
	author = "Leebens-Mack, James",
	title = "Phylogeny and life history evolution of Prodoxus yucca moths (Lepidoptera: Prodoxidae)",
	journal = "Systematic Entomology",
	volume = "31",
	year = "January 2006",
	abstract = ".&#8194; <P></P>Yucca moths (Lep., Prodoxidae) are well-known for their obligate pollination mutualism with yuccas. In addition to the pollinators, yuccas also host many non-pollinating yucca moths. Here the genus <I>Prodoxus</I>, the non-pollinating sister group of the pollinators, is revised using morphological and molecular data, their phylogenetic relationships are analysed, and the evolution of host tissue specialization explored. Twenty-two species are recognized, including nine new species: <I>Prodoxus gypsicolor</I><B>sp.n.</B>, <I>P. sonorensis</I><B>sp.n.</B>, <I>P. carnerosanellus</I><B>sp.n.</B>, <I>P. tamaulipellus</I><B>sp.n.</B>, <I>P. weethumpi</I><B>sp.n.</B>, <I>P. tehuacanensis</I><B>sp.n.</B>, <I>P. californicus</I><B>sp.n.</B>, <I>P. mapimiensis</I><B>sp.n.</B> and <I>P. atascosanellus</I><B>sp.n.</B><I>Prodoxus y-inversus</I> Riley, <I>P. coloradensis</I> Riley and <I>P. sordidus</I> Riley are redescribed. The genus <I>Agavenema</I> is synonymized with <I>Prodoxus</I>. Phylogenetic analyses indicated that stalk-feeding is basal within the group, that there are three separate origins of fruit-feeding, and one origin of leaf-mining from a stalk-feeding ancestor. Although species with different feeding habits often coexist within hosts, the analyses suggest that ecological specialization and diversification within a host only may have occurred within one or possibly two hosts.",
	pages = "1-20(20)",
	url = "http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/bsc/sent/2006/00000031/00000001/art00001"
	doi = "doi:10.1111/j.1365-3113.2005.00301.x"
}