Tests of phenotypic convergence can provide evidence of adaptive evolution, and the
popularity of such studies has grown in recent years due to the development of novel …

Tests of phenotypic convergence can provide evidence of adaptive evolution, and the
popularity of such studies has grown in recent years due to the development of novel …

Tests of phenotypic convergence can provide evidence of adaptive evolution, and the
popularity of such studies has grown in recent years due to the development of novel …

Convergent evolution is an important phenomenon in the history of life. Despite this, there is
no common definition of convergence used by biologists. Instead, several conceptually …

While much of evolutionary biology attempts to explain the processes of diversification, there
is an important place for the study of phenotypic similarity across life forms. When similar …

Convergent evolution provides insight into the link between phenotype and genotype.
Recently, large-scale comparative studies of convergent evolution have become possible …

Within-species trait variation may be the result of genetic variation, environmental variation
or measurement error for example. In phylogenetic comparative studies, failing to account …

Convergent evolution is central to the study of life's evolutionary history. Researchers have
documented the ubiquity of convergence and have used this ubiquity to make inferences …

Evolutionary convergence is a core issue in the study of adaptive evolution, as well as a
highly debated topic at present. Few studies have analyzed this issue using a “real-time” or …

Ecological differentiation between lineages is widely considered to be an important driver of
speciation, but support for this hypothesis is mainly derived from the detailed study of a …