… for widespread mammalian … loss of Afro-Arabian rodent and primate lineages was associated
with a major reduction in molar occlusal topographic disparity, suggesting a correlated loss …

… lineage age, clade size, evolutionary distinctiveness and extinction risk for 3308 species of
terrestrial mammals. … Widespread threats like habitat loss, invasive species and overkill are …

… is an evolutionary mechanism for adaptation that may be more widespread than previously
… gene losses that are specific to certain mammalian lineages. Then, we integrated these gene …

… mammalian lineage using a likelihood method that makes efficient use of genomic data in
a phylogenetic context [25]. Our statistical framework provides a basis for improved inferences …

… widespread versus rare species in the computation of the diversity index. It gives progressively
more weight to widespread … For example, branches of major mammal lineages (eg bats, …

… The mammalian fossil record extends deep into the Triassic (approx. 220 Ma) and records
the evolution of mammalian lineages … In part, these controversies stem from the widespread …

… We show that in mammals most conflicts among gene trees, which have so far hampered
the resolution of the placental tree, are concentrated in the GC-rich regions of the genome. We …

… reported so far in any mammalian lineage (eg [18]). Thus … mechanisms of sex determination
in mammals [19]. Recent … habitat) that is the most widespread in a particular MOTU (eg …

… among mammalian lineages and differences in threat intensity among regions. Phylogenetic
comparative analyses indicate that for small-bodied mammals, … to the widespread and rapid …

… Since no substitution rate has yet been estimated for the pangolin lineage, we used the ‘average’
mammal neutral substitution rate of 2.2 × 10 −9 yr -1 [70] to infer the age of MPERV1 …