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Exploring the Abiotic and Biotic drivers of uneven Species Richness in Salamanders and Newts
Species richness varies widely among taxonomic groups, and understanding the drivers of these disparities remains a key challenge. Using the most recent time-calibrated phylogeny of Caudata (763 species), we investigated how abiotic and biotic factors shape diversification in this amphibian clade, k
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