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Opposing macroevolutionary and trait-mediated patterns of threat and naturalization in flowering plants

2020-07-25

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Due to expanding global trade and movement, new plant species are establishing in exotic ranges at increasing rates while the number of native species facing extinction from multiple threats grows. Yet, how species losses and gains globally may together be linked to traits and macroevolutionary processes is poorly understood. Here we show that, adjusting for diversification rate and age, the proportion of threaten...

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Literature Corpus work: 79523d2c-0e44-5b11-a23d-e6bace26475d
DOI: 10.1101/2020.07.24.219667

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