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Watching the clock: studying variation in rates of molecular evolution between species.
Trends in ecology & evolution - 1 Sept 2010
Lanfear Robert, Welch John J, Bromham Lindell
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Evidence is accumulating that rates of molecular evolution vary substantially between species, and that this rate variation is partly determined by species characteristics. A better understanding of how and why rates of molecular evolution vary provides a window on evolutionary processes, and might facilitate improvements in DNA sequence analysis. Measuring rates of molecular evolution and identifying the...
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