Trait Evolution on a Phylogenetic TreeBaum, D
To further test selection, we simulated neutral evolution along the yeast tree 1000 times under a Brownian motion model with the observed mutational covariance matrix M used as the mutational input, generating 1,000 simulated datasets. Before the simulation, we confirmed that the sampling error of ...
The largeREF/SRPPgene clusters specific to rubber-producing plants prompted us to further explore the roles of such a tandem duplication-elicited event in rubber trait evolution. The phylogenic tree and genomic locations allowed us to deduce the evolutionary path of theREF/SRPPgene cluster genes po...
A popular approach is to model the evolution of continuously varying traits as a Brownian diffusion process acting on a phylogenetic tree. However, standard Brownian diffusion is quite restrictive and may not accurately characterize certain trait evolutionary processes. Here, we relax one of the major...
Assembly of Species Communities in Ecology and Evolution of Communities (eds. Cody, M.L. & Diamond, J.M.) 342–444 (Belknap Press, 1975). Litchman, E., Klausmeier, C. A., Schofield, O. M. & Falkowski, P. G. The role of functional traits and trade-offs in structuring ...
(other genes).ePostulated evolution of theREF/SRPPcluster genes (right) according to their phylogenic tree (left) and genomic locations as inb. The cassava orthologue Manes.09G170000.1.v7.1 as shown indwas used as the outgroup.flog2FPKM expressions of theREF/SRPPcluster genes in latex (Lx)...
The strong concordance between supermatrix and species-tree approaches to phylogenetic reconstructions suggests that even in the face of incongruence among molecular markers, section-level or species-level phylogenies in Carex are tractable. 展开
Phylogenetic relationships and sequence evolution across a sample of sixMicroveliaspecies:M. longipes,M. pulchella, M. ayacuchana,M. americana,M. paludicola, andM. sp(Cayenne).aPhylogeny of Microvelia genus based on 1500 genes and males and females pictures showing leg length exaggeration evolution...
Biological trait analysis (BTA) is a valuable tool for evaluating changes in community diversity and its link to ecosystem processes as well as environmental and anthropogenic perturbations. Trait-based analytical techniques like BTA rely on standardised
Nature Ecology & Evolution volume 2, pages 1906–1917 (2018)Cite this article 14k Accesses 425 Citations 195 Altmetric Metrics details Abstract Plant functional traits directly affect ecosystem functions. At the species level, trait combinations depend on trade-offs representing different ecological strat...