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Presence in Mediterranean hotspots and floral symmetry affect speciation and extinction rates in Proteaceae.

The New phytologist - 1 Jul 2015

Reyes Elisabeth, Morlon Hélène, Sauquet Hervé

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The Proteaceae is a large angiosperm family displaying the common pattern of uneven distribution of species among genera. Previous studies have shown that this disparity is a result of variation in diversification rates across lineages, but the reasons for this variation are still unclear. Here, we tested the impact of floral symmetry and occurrence in Mediterranean climate regions on speciation and extinction...

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PMID: 25537140
DOI: 10.1111/nph.13244

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