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Performance of Relaxed-Clock Methods in Estimating Evolutionary Divergence Times and Their Credibility Intervals

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EVOLUTIONARY AND BIOGEOGRAPHIC ORIGINS OF HIGH TROPICAL DIVERSITY IN OLD WORLD FROGS (RANIDAE)

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DID EGG-LAYING BOAS BREAK DOLLO'S LAW? PHYLOGENETIC EVIDENCE FOR REVERSAL TO OVIPARITY IN SAND BOAS (ERYX: BOIDAE)

(2009) Vincent J. Lynch et al.   EVOLUTION

Nine exceptional radiations plus high turnover explain species diversity in jawed vertebrates

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Estimating Trait-Dependent Speciation and Extinction Rates from Incompletely Resolved Phylogenies

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RATES AND PATTERNS IN THE EVOLUTION OF SNAKE-LIKE BODY FORM IN SQUAMATE REPTILES: EVIDENCE FOR REPEATED RE-EVOLUTION OF LOST DIGITS AND LONG-TERM PERSISTENCE OF INTERMEDIATE BODY FORMS

(2008) Matthew C. Brandley et al.   EVOLUTION

ON PHYLOGENETIC TESTS OF IRREVERSIBLE EVOLUTION

(2008) Emma E. Goldberg et al.   EVOLUTION

PHYLOGENETIC EVIDENCE FOR COMPETITIVELY DRIVEN DIVERGENCE: BODY-SIZE EVOLUTION IN CARIBBEAN TREEFROGS (HYLIDAE:OSTEOPILUS)

(2008) Daniel S. Moen et al.   EVOLUTION

Historical and contingent factors affect re-evolution of a complex feature lost during mass extinction in communities of digital organisms

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Reversing opinions on Dollo’s Law

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