#coraloflife — Public Fediverse posts
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(7/7) And the winner was Crossroad.
To explain the genetic puzzle in the Philippines, we concluded that two of the genus' major lineages, one Pacific, one African-Asian populated the Philippines when they came in reach and found enough place (niches) to radiate there. In course of this (early) contact, inter-lineage mixing occured (#CoralOfLife #reticulation) leading to the modern-day genetic mosaic.
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Towards that end, it may be worthwhile to explore the incongruent signals (see gCF results): what are the alternatives?
Between-gene incongruence and phylogenomic branch supports < 100 may relate to lack of discriminative signal (fast ancient radiations) and ILS. Or evidences evolutionary #reticulation
A dichotomous tree may simply be not comprehensive enough, for any group of plants #CoralOfLife
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Shouldn't that read, "In #cladistics, ..." or "...in a cladogram, phylogram, chronogram or, in general, a rooted dichotomous tree."
Because this is also an evolutionary tree, probably the first-ever published. In contrast to common cladograms, it depicts explicit ancestor-descendant relationships and not only sister groups.
The same guy also published the possibly first #evolutionary #network (#CoralOfLife): generalisation of the evolutionary trees