… to explosive radiation, refers to an explosive diversification without change in morphology.
In the case of Cyphophthalmus, we can correlate the explosive evolution of the group with the …

… picture of bird evolution is emerging. It illustrates that birds, like many other groups, underwent
… This explosive evolution paralleled that of mammals, producing all the modem lineages of …

… evolutionary rates among large, long-lived mammals. This results in several-fold divergence
underestimates in groups … We refer to this as the “soft explosive” model of placental evolution…

… groups have a prolonged but poorly known period of evolution during the Mesozoic when
many `archaic' groups … saw the appearance of many of the ancient sister-groups of the kinds of …

… V was resolved as sister group to the remaining four lineages. sister group to a clade
containing … Contribution of homoplasy and of ancient polymorphism to the evolution of genes in …

… We discuss one of the ancient ecology-associated regions … indel polymorphisms, the hybrid
origin 24 and the explosive … of the evolutionary history of Lake Victoria cichlids, as evolution …

… of an explosive and potentially unresolvable evolutionary … Here we examine the predictions
of the explosive radiation … testing for polytomies of evolutionary lineages, perform likelihood-…

… major groups of invertebrate animals are extremely ancient. … It has long been recognised
that these groups have no … the Cambrian to allow the major animal groups to diverge. The first …

… Support for the explosive model, which posits both … Phillips (2016) proposed a soft explosive
model that allows for the … , but otherwise agrees with the explosive model in positing the …

… detect any influence of explosive radiation on the rate of molecular evolution. Island endemic
… It is not necessary for the island and mainland lineages to be sister groups for this analysis. …