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anonymous reviewer provided valuable criticism of the manu-
script. I thank Richard Montanucci for helpful discussions as
well as the use of his extensive slide collection. John Huelsenbeck
graciously provided the program that allowed me to recompute
g, values specific to my data set.
Financial support critical to the completion of this project was
provided by the San Diego State University Department of Bi-
ology, the San Diego State Univeristy Mabel Myers scholarship
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