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期刊名:Systematic biology

缩写:SYST BIOL

ISSN:1063-5157

e-ISSN:1076-836X

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Yann J K Bertrand,Anne-Cathrine Scheen,Thomas Marcussen et al. Yann J K Bertrand et al.
There is a rising awareness that species trees are best inferred from multiple loci while taking into account processes affecting individual gene trees, such as substitution model error (failure of the model to account for the complexity of...
Simon Dellicour,Jean-François Flot Simon Dellicour
Most single-locus molecular approaches to species delimitation available to date have been designed and tested on data sets comprising at least tens of species, whereas the opposite case (species-poor data sets for which the hypothesis that...
Daniel L Rabosky,Emma E Goldberg Daniel L Rabosky
Species richness varies widely across the tree of life, and there is great interest in identifying ecological, geographic, and other factors that affect rates of species proliferation. Recent methods for explicitly modeling the relationship...
Bradley J Nelson,John J Andersen,Jeremy M Brown Bradley J Nelson
Prior distributions can have a strong effect on the results of Bayesian analyses. However, no general consensus exists for how priors should be set in all circumstances. Branch-length priors are of particular interest for phylogenetics, bec...
Paul O Lewis,Mark T Holder,David L Swofford Paul O Lewis
Phycas is open source, freely available Bayesian phylogenetics software written primarily in C++ but with a Python interface. Phycas specializes in Bayesian model selection for nucleotide sequence data, particularly the estimation of margin...
Oskar Hagen,Klaas Hartmann,Mike Steel et al. Oskar Hagen et al.
Tens of thousands of phylogenetic trees, describing the evolutionary relationships between hundreds of thousands of taxa, are readily obtainable from various databases. From such trees, inferences can be made about the underlying macroevolu...
Ruchi Chaudhary,Bastien Boussau,J Gordon Burleigh et al. Ruchi Chaudhary et al.
With the availability of genomic sequence data, there is increasing interest in using genes with a possible history of duplication and loss for species tree inference. Here we assess the performance of both nonprobabilistic and probabilisti...
Laura A Katz,Jessica R Grant Laura A Katz
Most eukaryotic lineages are microbial, and many have only recently been sampled for phylogenetic studies or remain in the "dark area" of the tree of life where there are no molecular data. To assess relationships among eukaryotic lineages,...
C Baudet,B Donati,B Sinaimeri et al. C Baudet et al.
Despite an increasingly vast literature on cophylogenetic reconstructions for studying host-parasite associations, understanding the common evolutionary history of such systems remains a problem that is far from being solved. Most algorithm...
Luke B Harrison,Hans C E Larsson Luke B Harrison
Likelihood-based methods are commonplace in phylogenetic systematics. Although much effort has been directed toward likelihood-based models for molecular data, comparatively less work has addressed models for discrete morphological characte...