… Here, because our focus is the initiation of diversification in the middle–Late Cretaceous,
we retain the shorthand of the Cretaceous Terrestrial Revolution (KTR) to broadly refer to this …

… The ecological diversification of early mammals is one of the most globally transformative …
and the Cretaceous Terrestrial Revolution (KTR) and end-Cretaceous mass extinction are …

… Cretaceous Terrestrial Revolution, KPg mass extinction) in promoting the taxonomic and
ecomorphological diversification … models for the diversification of placental mammals, which are …

… preventable, the sixth mass extinction could mirror the K–Pg event by eliminating comparable
… transforming terrestrial ecosystems while having little effect on global plant-family diversity. …

… periods of ant diversification: after the K/Pg boundary (… extinction (the Late Cretaceous,
100.5 to 66 Ma), all with significant shifts in net diversification rates (origination minus extinction …

… that the Cretaceous/Angiosperm Terrestrial Revolution was … in mammalian diversity through
the Late Cretaceous should … (2) the diversity of mountain-proximal mammalian assemblages …

… Our Bayesian analyses of diversification through time provide … impact of the K-Pg on the
extinction of major angiosperm lineages. The analyses revealed relatively stable extinction rates …

… in diversity were also prominent among small-bodied mammals; a … of terrestrial ecosystems
over the K/Pg transition may be … mammal diversity after the end-Cretaceous mass extinction. …

… , we compare mammalian diversification-rate signatures in a … We use fossil extinction rates
to correct or “push” the timetree-… ) between the Cretaceous-Paleogene (K-Pg) boundary and …

… , post-dating the extinction of non-avian dinosaurs at the K/Pg boundary, … diversity in
non-theriimorph mammaliaforms. This relaxation occurred even in small-bodied Cenozoic mammals …