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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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James F Fleming,Torsten Hugo Struck James F Fleming
Entropic site saturation is a persistent problem in phylogenetic analyses, where it can hinder the accuracy of topology reconstruction. It is fundamentally caused by large amounts of independent change along branches, causing the model to b...
Megan L Smith,Matthew W Hahn Megan L Smith
Traditionally, the inference of species trees has relied on orthologs, or genes related through speciation events, to the exclusion of paralogs, or genes related through duplication events. This has led to a focus on using only gene familie...
Li-Na Sha,Hao Yan,Cao Deng et al. Li-Na Sha et al.
The wheat tribe Triticeae, widely known for its economic importance, is a species-diverse and polyploid-rich group in Poaceae. However, despite decades of intensive efforts, the phylogenetic relationships, genome origins, and diversificatio...
Nora Walden,Christiane Kiefer,Marcus A Koch Nora Walden
Phylogenomic datasets comprising hundreds of genes have become the standard for plant systematics and phylogenetics. However, large-scale phylogenomic studies often exclude polyploids and hybrids due to the challenges in assessing the origi...
Sebastian Höhna,William A Freyman,Zachary Nolen et al. Sebastian Höhna et al.
Inferring how rates of speciation and extinction vary across lineages has proven to be a difficult statistical problem. Here we describe a stochastic-diversification model-called the birth-death-shift (BDS) process-in which diversification ...
Mark Stukel,Chris Simon Mark Stukel
Rapid species radiations make hybridization among species more likely. Detecting and reconstructing hybridization is therefore critical for understanding species relationships in many cases. We explored the relative performance of two phylo...
Lacie G Newton,John C Abbott,Seth M Bybee et al. Lacie G Newton et al.
Dragonflies and damselflies (Insecta: Odonata) are descended from what were most likely the first winged animals, which flew ∼320 million years ago (Ma). They comprise ∼6400 extant species distributed across all continents except Antarcti...
Xinmiao Zhang,Judith E Mank,Sunandan Das et al. Xinmiao Zhang et al.
Lenoks, species within the genus Brachymystax, are freshwater salmonids with a scattered distribution in the rivers of Siberia, Northeast China, Xinjiang, Hebei, and the Qinling Mountains. Owing to long-term population declines, all species...
Laura Kubatko Laura Kubatko
Nearly all modern studies that address evolutionary questions require consideration of the phylogenetic relationships among species. But what, exactly, is a species tree? And how do we go about estimating such a tree from genomic data? In t...
Kin Onn Chan,Dario N Neokleous,Shahrul Anuar et al. Kin Onn Chan et al.
The evolutionary dynamics of cryptic species remain poorly understood, and their detection relies primarily on methods that quantify divergence, assuming that gene flow is absent. Here, we examine how gene flow shapes the evolutionary traje...