Causes and Consequences of Apparent Timescaling Across All Estimated Evolutionary Rates

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RT @mwpen: In collaboration w @lukejharmon @pseudacris @Breanna_Sipley Rolland, we connected this pattern to superficially similar patterns…

In collaboration w @lukejharmon @pseudacris @Breanna_Sipley Rolland, we connected this pattern to superficially similar patterns in phenotypic and molecular evolution https://t.co/GKe8LXiP3A

@Emiliagnathus @Trilolight @ThePalAss There was another interesting recent paper on this topic in a phylogenetic context: https://t.co/oThhrqf7jt. So definitely still current!

Great paper. I don't know if I've yet wrapped my brain around it, but it clearly explains and provides possible explanations for patterns in the recent literature that have been reported regarding estimating rates and their relationship to timescales. h…

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