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期刊名:Systematic biology

缩写:SYST BIOL

ISSN:1063-5157

e-ISSN:1076-836X

IF/分区:5.7/Q1

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Louxin Zhang,Banu Cetinkaya,Daniel H Huson Louxin Zhang
Unrooted phylogenetic networks are commonly used to represent evolutionary data in the presence of incompatibilities. While rooted phylogenetic networks offer a more explicit framework for depicting evolutionary histories involving reticula...
Joaquín Villamil,Mariana Morando,Luciano J Avila et al. Joaquín Villamil et al.
Departures from the Multispecies Coalescent (MSC) assumptions could cause artefactual topologies and node height estimates, and therefore, trees inferred without MSC model fit testing could potentially misrepresent an accurate approximation...
Mathieu Fourment,Matthew Macaulay,Christiaan J Swanepoel et al. Mathieu Fourment et al.
Bayesian inference has predominantly relied on the Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) algorithm for many years. However, MCMC is computationally laborious, especially for complex phylogenetic models of time trees. This bottleneck has led to th...
Ana Serra Silva,Karen Siu-Ting,Christopher J Creevey et al. Ana Serra Silva et al.
Missing data is a long standing issue in phylogenetic inference, which often results in high levels of taxonomic instability, obscuring otherwise well supported relationships. Multiple approaches have been developed to deal with the negativ...
Gil Yardeni,Michael H J Barfuss,Walter Till et al. Gil Yardeni et al.
The recent rapid radiation of Tillandsia subgenus Tillandsia (Bromeliaceae) provides an attractive system to study the drivers and constraints of species diversification. This species-rich Neotropical monocot clade includes predominantly ep...
Lara M Ko Sters,Kevin Karbstein,Martin Hofmann et al. Lara M Ko Sters et al.
DNA analyses have revolutionized species identification and taxonomic work. Yet, persistent challenges arise from little differentiation among and considerable variation within species, particularly among closely related groups. While image...
Josselin Cornuault,Fabio Pardi,Celine Scornavacca Josselin Cornuault
The two most popular tree models used in phylogenetics are the birth-death process (BD) and the Kingman coalescent (KC). These two models differ in several respects, notably: (i) the curve of the population size through time is a stochastic...
Anastasis Togkousidis,Alexandros Stamatakis,Olivier Gascuel Anastasis Togkousidis
Maximum Likelihood (ML) based phylogenetic inference constitutes a challenging optimization problem. Given a set of aligned input sequences, phylogenetic inference tools strive to determine the tree topology, the branch-lengths, and the evo...
Bjørn T Kopperud,Sebastian Höhna Bjørn T Kopperud
Studying rates of species diversification is one of the key themes in macroevolution. In particular, we are interested in if some clades in a phylogeny diversify more rapidly/slowly than others due to branch-specific diversification rates. ...