… or evolutionary distance from the hybridization event, evidence for … general question of how
hybridization is likely to compro- … that hybridization fatally undermines the use of phylogenetic …

… phylogenetic signal (λ=0.93) in hybridization propensity as hybrids were not uniformly
distributed across orders of vascular plants. Characterization of the hybridization … in hybridization …

… concordance with a morphologically based phylogeny (123). Rieseberg (… phylogenies, and
the distribution seen in the cpDNA phylogeny, is reflective of past introgressive hybridization …

… Although none of these has actually been reproduced artificially, enough hybridizations have
been made with other species to suggest that the phylogeny proposed by him is a possible …

… , hybridization also impacts a number of other types of investigations. For example, the potential
confounding role of hybridization in phylogenetic … these types of phylogenetic studies be …

… We start by comparing population genetic and phylogenetic approaches to studying
hybridization. We then highlight the methodological difficulties with these current approaches, and …

… a major challenge to the approach of detecting hybridization by gene tree comparison.
Here … phylogenetic histories of data sets and leave out the issue of erroneous phylogenetic …

… hybridization are discussed in the order from rare hybridization to frequent hybridization and
… INFREQUENT AND RARE HYBRIDIZATION Single instances of hybridization are generally …

… hybridization and on principles of ecological speciation theory, I develop a concept that
reconciles these views and adds a new twist to this debate. Because hybridization … phylogenies …

… Hence, the recent spate of phylogenetic studies that employ … for combining data sets in
phylogenetic analysis has been on … in species placement due to hybridization is a more critical …