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Total-evidence timetree analysis reveals diversification patterns in nightshade lineages, indicating new directions for comparative genomics and biogeography.
Our study provides an example of how a sophisticated model used on a carefully assembled dataset can shed light on the timing of the evolution of a group, while accounting for phylogenetic uncertainty. The timetree we present here provides a temporal framework for further research, from comparative genomics and patterns of diversification to trait evolution and biogeography.
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