Inferring the mammal tree: Species-level sets of phylogenies for questions in ecology, evolution, and conservation

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RT @n8_upham: Thrilled to announce our PLOS Biology article on a new tree of life for 5,911 species of Mammalia! This is an evolutionary ro…

@Yousef_8761 @roderickshaka @AlesayMotaz @samofthehil @THR Yes some species don’t change much when they’re perfectly suited to their environment and there are no external pressures to necessitate change. You’re almost there… so close… https://t.co/2Dp3dqqe

RT @EvolEmpiricist: Echidnas are part of the Monotremata lineage of mammals, which diverged ~180-million years ago from Theria-- the more f…

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