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grimmiges

One has to love and its fully resolved trees (first pic, based on a "supermatrix" combining complete plastomes, nrDNA and up to 500 nuclear loci)

But it can be a quick spoiler to look at the data behind them
(second pic; the authors and whoever is responsible for didn't bother to take the old "fragment" papers for serious)

#Tanglegrams#Maples
grimmiges

And here's the summarising doodle for the final part 3 of my blogpost miniseries Big Data = No Brain? (to be fixed in the hopefully near future)

A cactus tree metaphor for the reticulate of

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Pt. 1: Complete plastomes vs. 500 nuclear genes
researchinpeace.blogspot.com/2

Pt. 2: Diggin deeper
researchinpeace.blogspot.com/2

A cactus metaphor for the evolution of maples over space and time. There are two major cycles of global radiations that left their genetic imprints in the plastomes and nucleome of this northern hemispheric tree genus. The sorting is notably complex involving incomplete lineage sorting of polymorphic, widespread ancestors as well as reticulation in course of secondary contacts.
Jan 04, 2023, 05:49 PM·Public·Web
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