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期刊名:Systematic biology

缩写:SYST BIOL

ISSN:1063-5157

e-ISSN:1076-836X

IF/分区:6.2/Q1

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Rodolphe Rougerie,Astrid Cruaud,Pierre Arnal et al. Rodolphe Rougerie et al.
Wild silkmoths (Saturniidae) are one of the most emblematic and well-studied families of moths. Yet, the absence of a robust phylogenetic framework based on a comprehensive taxonomic sampling impedes our understanding of their evolutionary ...
Luke A Till,N Adam Smith Luke A Till
Bayesian tip-dating under fossilized birth-death process has become an increasingly popular approach to reconstruct time-scaled phylogenies. This method implements the ages of fossils included in the analysis to calibrate clock models used ...
Thomas D Buchloh,Carrie M Tribble,Michael R May et al. Thomas D Buchloh et al.
Change in the haploid chromosome number commonly generates reproductive isolation between diverging species. If changes to the haploid chromosome number (karyotype) most often generate new species, variation in the rate of chromosome number...
Emmarie P Alexander,Nicole M Foley,William J Murphy Emmarie P Alexander
The Y chromosome has been omitted from almost all phylogenomic analyses to date due to its complex structure, which makes accurate assembly and alignment across species challenging. Yet the Y chromosome is, in theory, an optimal phylogeneti...
Maureen Kearney,Matthew H Haber Maureen Kearney
Recent advances in systematics and evolutionary biology have revealed extraordinary complexity in phylogenetic diversification, challenged our traditional views of the Tree of Life, and changed our understanding of the nature of phylogeneti...
Paola Montoya,Anne-Claire Fabre,Anjali Goswami et al. Paola Montoya et al.
Multivariate phylogenetic comparative methods for modelling high-dimensional traits such as 3D shapes or gene expression profiles have been recently developed. However, these approaches are impractical and almost impossible to use when the ...
Sofia Stroustrup,Morten Akhøj Pedersen,Frank van der Meulen et al. Sofia Stroustrup et al.
Phylogenetic modeling of morphological shape in two or three dimensions is one of the most challenging statistical problems in evolutionary biology. As shape data are inherently correlated and non-linear, most naïve methods for phylogene...
Allen H Hurlbert,Juliano Sarmento Cabral,Rampal S Etienne et al. Allen H Hurlbert et al.
Macroevolutionary studies have shown that the shape of phylogenetic trees differs in space, time, and between taxa. It is commonly assumed that these differences in tree shape reflect variability in the underlying ecological and evolutionar...
Konstantinos Giannakis,Olav N L Aga,Marcus T Moen et al. Konstantinos Giannakis et al.
How stereotypical, and hence predictable, are evolutionary and accumulation dynamics? Here we consider processes - from genome evolution to cancer progression - involving the irreversible accumulation of binary features (characters). We see...
Samuel C Bernardes,Thomas von Rintelen,Adnan Moussalli et al. Samuel C Bernardes et al.
The Atyidae is a diverse and old freshwater shrimp family distributed across all continents bar Antarctica. It is particularly speciose in the Indo-Pacific, the domain of its most diverse group, the so-called Caridella group, which includes...