PickMe: Sample selection for species tree reconstruction using coalescent weighted quartets [0.03%]
利用.coalensis加权四倍体进行物种树重建的样本选择算法PickMe
Joseph Rusinko,Yu Cai,Allison Crysler et al.
Joseph Rusinko et al.
After collecting large data sets for phylogenomics studies, researchers must decide which, genes or samples to include when reconstructing a species tree. Incomplete or unreliable, data sets make the empiricist's decision more difficult. Re...
Graham E Budd,Richard P Mann
Graham E Budd
A relationship between the rate of molecular change and diversification has long been, discussed, on both theoretical and empirical grounds. However, the effect on our, understanding of evolutionary patterns is yet to be fully explored. Her...
Marzieh Khodaei,Scott V Edwards,Peter Beerli
Marzieh Khodaei
Methods for rapidly inferring the evolutionary history of species or populations with, genome-wide data are progressing, but computational constraints still limit our abilities in, this area. We developed an alignment-free method to infer g...
Non-adaptive Radiation Promotes Phenotypic Diversification and Convergent Evolution of Aposematic Mimicry in a Highly Diverse Genus of Megaloptera [0.03%]
非适应辐射促进了形态分化和拟态的趋同进化：一种大型昆虫属的例子
Yuezheng Tu,Xuankun Li,Fumio Hayashi et al.
Yuezheng Tu et al.
Evolutionary radiations are considered key processes underlying the origin of biodiversity. Notably, the mechanisms driving these radiations can vary across organisms and often involve a complex interplay of abiotic and biotic factors. Empi...
Rampant Reticulation in a Rapid Radiation of Tropical Trees -Insights from Inga (Fabaceae) [0.03%]
热带树种的快速辐射中的普遍网状进化——来自云实科刺桐属的启示
Rowan J Schley,Rosalía Piñeiro,James A Nicholls et al.
Rowan J Schley et al.
Evolutionary radiations underlie much of the species diversity of life on Earth, particularly within the world's most species-rich tree flora - that of the Amazon rainforest. Hybridisation occurs in many radiations, with effects ranging fro...
Site-specific structure and stability constrained substitution models improve phylogenetic inference [0.03%]
基于结构和稳定性的位点特异性替代模型可改善系统发生推断
Ivan Lorca-Alonso,Otero-de-Navascues Fernando,Miguel Arenas et al.
Ivan Lorca-Alonso et al.
In previous studies, we presented our site-specific Stability Constrained substitution models of Protein Evolution (Stab-CPE) that define fitness as the probability of finding a protein folded in its native state but ignore changes in the n...
PlaceMyFossils: An Integrative Approach to Analyze and Visualize the Phylogenetic Placement of Fossils Using Backbone Trees [0.03%]
基于主干树分析和可视化化石系统发育地位的集成方法：PlaceMyFossils
Santiago A Catalano,Ignacio Escapa,Kelsey D Pugh et al.
Santiago A Catalano et al.
In recent years, there has been a growing interest in using morphology to establish the placement of species on phylogenetic trees derived from molecular data. This is relevant in the case of recently extinct or fossil species, which are us...
Ethan F Gyllenhaal,Serina S Brady,Lucas H DeCicco et al.
Ethan F Gyllenhaal et al.
Secondary contact between previously allopatric lineages offers a test of reproductive isolating mechanisms that may have accrued in isolation. Such instances of contact can produce stable hybrid zones-where reproductive isolation can furth...
Phylogenomics resolve the systematics and biogeography of the ant tribe Myrmicini and tribal relationships within the hyperdiverse ant subfamily Myrmicinae [0.03%]
系统发育基因组学揭示了蚁亚科类群之一的蚂蚁（Myrmicini族）的分类和生物地理学，以及该族在超多样化的蚁亚科（Myrmicinae）中的亲缘关系。
Matthew Prebus,Christian Rabeling
Matthew Prebus
Ants are a globally distributed and highly diverse group of eusocial animals, playing key ecological roles in most of the world's terrestrial ecosystems. Our understanding of the processes involved in the evolution of this diverse family is...
Species Richness and Speciation Rates for all Terrestrial Animals Emerge from a Synthesis of Ecological Theories [0.03%]
所有陆地动物的物种丰富度和物种形成率源于生态理论的融合
Lucas D Fernandes,Rogier E Hintzen,Samuel E D Thompson et al.
Lucas D Fernandes et al.
The total number of species on earth and the rate at which new species are created are fundamental questions for ecology, evolution and conservation. These questions have typically been approached separately, despite their obvious interconn...