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TABLE OF CONTENTS 6
3. 2. 4. Sequencing and sequence assembly ....................................................... 299
3. 2. 5. Sequence alignments ............................................................................. 300
3. 2. 6. Phylogenetic analysis ............................................................................ 300
3. 3. Results ............................................................................................................... 301
3. 3. 1. Analysis 1 ............................................................................................. 301
3. 3. 2. Analysis 2 ............................................................................................. 303
3. 3. 3. Analysis 3 ............................................................................................. 305
3. 4. Discussion .......................................................................................................... 307
3. 4. 1. Phylogenetic relationship of Graphidaceae and Thelotremataceae
(analysis 1) ............................................................................................ 307
3. 4. 2. Phylogenetic relationship of genera within Graphidaceae
(analysis 1, 2 and 3)................................................................................ 308
4. References ............................................................................................................... 311
5. Appendices ............................................................................................................... 322
5. 1. Tentatively identified species............................................................................... 322
5. 2. Excluded or dubious names ................................................................................. 322
5. 3. List of synonyms ................................................................................................. 325
Tables
Table 1: TLC characteristics of the four hitherto unknown substances (according to Elix, pers. com.)
and for the ‘cinchonarum und platysporum unknown’ ............................................................. 28
Table 2: Australian distribution types of the treated species ................................................................... 31
Table 3: Distributional types of the treated species ................................................................................. 31
Table 4: Main genus delimiting characters and other features of the treated groups ............................. 42
Table 5: Analysis 1: Species and specimens used in the current study with GenBank accession
numbers .................................................................................................................................... 295
Table 6: Analysis 2: Species and specimens used in the current study with GenBank accession
numbers .................................................................................................................................... 297
Table 7: Analysis 3: Species and specimens used in the current study with GenBank accession
numbers .................................................................................................................................... 298
Figures
I) Species illustrations / distribution maps of the species:
Fig. 4. / Fig. 5. Chapsa alborosella ..................................................................................... 48 / 49
Fig. 6. / Fig. 7. Chapsa asteliae ........................................................................................... 50 / 50
Fig. 8. / Fig. 9. Chapsa astroidea ........................................................................................ 51 / 52
Fig. 10. / Fig. 11. Chapsa halei ................................................................................................ 53 / 54
Fig. 12. / Fig. 13. Chapsa indica .............................................................................................. 55 / 56
Fig. 14. / Fig. 15. Chapsa lamellifera ...................................................................................... 57 / 58
Fig. 16. / Fig. 17. Chapsa lassae .............................................................................................. 59 / 59
Fig. 18. / Fig. 19. Chapsa leprieurii ........................................................................................ 61 / 62
Fig. 20. / Fig. 21. Chapsa leprocarpa ...................................................................................... 63 / 64
Fig. 22. / Fig. 23. Chapsa lordhowensis .................................................................................. 65 / 66
Fig. 24. / Fig. 25. Chapsa megalophthalma ............................................................................ 67 / 68