Why ecologists need to be phylogenetically challenged
It is asserted that there are various reasons why closely related species might be similar. Phylogenetic niche conservatism is one such reason.
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| description | It is asserted that there are various reasons why closely related species might be similar. Phylogenetic niche conservatism is one such reason. |
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| subjects | Biological taxonomies Birds Body size data analysis Datasets Ecological genetics Ecology Flowers & plants Forum phylogenetic correction Phylogenetics Phylogeny plant ecology plants Population ecology Seed size Species species differences |
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