An increasing number of studies using genetic data at the generic and species levels reveal
complex patterns of relationships among populations and species. Incomplete lineage …

Evolutionary theory is primed to synthesize microevolutionary processes with
macroevolutionary divergence by taking advantage of multilocus multispecies genomic data …

For centuries, biologists have been captivated by the vast disparity in species richness
between different groups of organisms. Variation in diversity is widely attributed to …

A phylogenetic systematic perspective is instrumental in recovering new species and their
evolutionary relationships. The advent of new technologies for molecular and morphological …

Using genetic data to resolve the evolutionary relationships of species is of major interest in
evolutionary and systematic biology. However, reconstructing the sequence of speciation …

The emergence of next generation sequencing has increased by several orders of
magnitude the amount of data available for phylogenetics. Reduced representation …

We propose a higher classification of the lycaenid hairstreak tribe Eumaeini–one of the
youngest and most species‐rich butterfly tribes–based on autosome, Lepidopteran Z sex …

Mitochondrial sequences have long been used to examine vertebrate phylogenetic
relationships. The extensive use of mitochondrial data reflects the ease of obtaining …

Arecaceae tribe Cocoseae is the most economically important tribe of palms, including both
coconut and African oil palm. It is mostly represented in the Neotropics, with one and two …

The origin and evolution of alpine biota are not yet fully understood, particularly in the vast
Asian mountain regions. In addition, in these regions, most studies have concentrated on …