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Shifts in chromosome evolution rates shape the karyotype patterns of leafcutting ants.
Trait evolution has become a central focus in evolutionary biology, with phylogenetic comparative methods offering a framework to study how and why traits vary among species. Identifying variations in trait evolution rates within phylogenies is important for uncovering the mechanisms behind these di
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