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Synchronizing speciation, extinction, and dispersal to island paleodynamics through Bayesian phylogenetics in a Hawaiian plant radiation
Islands are natural laboratories for studying dispersal, speciation, and extinction, yet the historical dynamics of many insular radiations remain poorly understood because of the difficulty aligning the tempo and mode of diversification with paleogeography during phylogenetic inference. We introduc
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