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Testing for different rates of continuous trait evolution using likelihood.
Evolution; international journal of organic evolution - 1 May 2006
O'Meara Brian C, Ané Cécile, Sanderson Michael J, Wainwright Peter C
Abstract excerpt
Rates of phenotypic evolution have changed throughout the history of life, producing variation in levels of morphological, functional, and ecological diversity among groups. Testing for the presence of these rate shifts is a key component of evaluating hypotheses about what causes them. In this paper, general predictions regarding changes in phenotypic diversity as a function of evolutionary history and rates are...
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