Why phylogenies do not always predict ecological differences
Abstract
The merger of phylogenies with ecology has given rise to the field of “community phylogenetics,” predicated on the assumption that ecological differences among species can be estimated from phylogenetic relationships (the phylogenetic distance/ecological difference, or PDED , hypothesis). A number of studies have failed to find strong support for this assumption, thus challenging the utility of phylogenetic approaches. This gap might highlight...
Paper Details
Title
Why phylogenies do not always predict ecological differences
Published Date
Jul 21, 2017
Journal
Volume
87
Issue
4
Pages
535 - 551
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