Toward reconstructing the evolution of advanced moths and butterflies (Lepidoptera: Ditrysia): an initial molecular study
Jerome C. Regier(Institute for Bioscience and Biotechnology Research), Charles Mitter(University of Maryland, College Park), Cynthia Parr(Smithsonian Institution), Akito Y. Kawahara(Florida Museum of Natural History), M. Alma Solís(Smithsonian Institution), Andreas Zwick(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Soowon Cho(Chungbuk National University), Susan J. Weller(University of Minnesota), Joaquín Baixeras(Universitat de València), Axel Hausmann(Bavarian State Collection of Zoology), Donald R. Davis(Smithsonian Institution), Ian J. Kitching(Natural History Museum), Michael P. Cummings(Boston University), Adam L. Bazinet(University of Maryland, College Park), John W. Brown(Smithsonian Institution), Marc E. Epstein(California Department of Food and Agriculture), Winifred Hallwachs(University of Pennsylvania), Amanda D. Roe(Canadian Forest Service), Shen-Horn Yen(National Sun Yat-sen University), Daniel H. Janzen(University of Guelph)
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