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  1. When editors of Q1-Journals leave the editing business to AI.

    #BMCGenomics sending out a paper for review based on three, one per species, complete plastomes "[revealing] #Phylogenetic conflict [and] #reticulate evolution in #Quercus section Cerris subsection Campylolepides: Evidence from chloroplast genomes and its biogeographic implications (researchers from Shanghai Institute of Technology)
    Key pic attached
    #FightTheFog
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  2. RE: mastodon.green/@plazi_species/

    An interesting scientific paper on #Gilliesieae (#Amaryllidaceae), which have a limited distribution in #Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, and Peru. The authors N. García and Miersia (2026) describe four #newspecies of genera #Gilliesia and #Miersia. All species are found only in specific regions of Chile and are therefore #endemic. The authors also amplified and sequenced #DNA sequences to reconstruct the #phylogenetic positions of the new species. #Biodiversityresearch
    © this text #StefanFWirth 2026

  3. Took a while, but finally out:

    Pruning the Tree: Comparing #OTUs and #ASVs in High-Throughput Sequencing of 5S-IGS Nuclear Ribosomal DNA in #Phylogenetic Studies

    How to reduced 100ks of reads down to the 100 really needed, a comparison between #Mothur and #dada2 pipelines using our nigh-#reticulate #beech dataset as test subject

    doi.org/10.1002/ece3.72242

  4. 🆕 “High #phylogenetic distance between non-native #species and the recipient community increases #invasion success.”

    - the formal definition #invasion #scientists propose in structured format for #Darwin’s #naturalisation hypothesis.

    🔗 Check out the Hypothesis Description openly published with us: doi.org/10.3897/rio.11.e140548

    #invasivespecies #invsp

    Cc: @tinaheger @EvoMRI @LeibnizIGB

  5. That would have been enough for a #phylogenetic #ResearchPaper. But one problem with classic German coauthors is that we don't scratch surfaces.

    A new animal was found. A British researcher writes a half-page abstract a month later: The elephant, a new animal from Africa.
    One year later, a French writes a 5 pp. long paper, content: The elephant, a new animal from Africa.
    Five years later a 500 pp. German book is published: The Elephant. Part 1: Its trunk.

    (5/)

  6. To address 3 key questions regarding #torpor #evolution, we compiled a #dataset of a) torpor capabilities and b) 21 ecophysiological variables for 1,338 species of #mammals and #birds.

    We then analysed this dataset using a series of #phylogenetic comparative methods.

    🧵 5/12

  7. 🚨New #phylogenetic paper alert!🚨
    🌲+🔥= speciation?
    This one has been a bit of a journey, but thanks to lead author Dan Turck's expertise on #conifers it has turned out as quite the treasure-trove of conifer #Evolution !

    doi.org/10.1002/ajb2.16454
    (reading-access link on my website)
    #AJB #macroevolution #botany

  8. Our new #preprint is out
    Cardoni et al. Pruning the tree: Comparing OTUs and ASVs for processing HTS 5S-IGS data
    doi.org/10.22541/au.173437938.

    Organising 100k of reads per studied sample (5S #rDNA intergenic spacers) into a handier amount of tips (~100) for #phylogenetic inferences and assessing #biodiversity

    #phylogenetics #taxonomy #genetics #NGS

  9. An #epizootic of highly pathogenic avian #influenza virus #H7N3 in a #Mexican ecological #reserve, Arch Virol.: link.springer.com/article/10.1

    #Phylogenetic #analysis revealed that the HPAI H7N3 virus detected in affected birds shared a close genetic relationship with Mexican H7N3 isolates from 2012.