The phrase "age diversification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the inclusion of various age groups within a group, organization, or investment portfolio.
Example: "The company's strategy focuses on age diversification to ensure a balanced workforce that benefits from a range of experiences and perspectives."
Alternatives: "age variety" or "age inclusion".
The age and diversification of the angiosperms re-revisited.
Using independent sources of data, it was found that neither the age nor diversification estimates were affected by the use of molecular lineages rather than species as the operational taxonomic units.
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Therefore, we used the ITS data matrix only to estimate the absolute age and diversification rate.
In this paper we estimate the age and diversification rate of five of the largest plant lineages endemic to the Macaronesian islands.
Lack of absolute age and diversification rate estimates in such groups precludes comparisons with other insular radiations, particularly Pacific island [23, references therein], and continental radiations [24], [25, references therein], which may exhibit different patterns of diversification.
On the other hand, the extinction of the ancestral haplotype stock in some species could also account for the inconsistency observed between archipelago age and diversification time estimates.
The age of diversification within the genera for which more than one species was sequenced ranged from ca. 20 to 5 MY (mostly Miocene), disregarding some cases where the currently recognised genera were found to be paraphyletic (Euryspeonomus, Quaestus) or polyphyletic (Speonomus, Bathysciola) (Fig. 1).
It is plausible that a crab-like form may hold some evolutionary advantage when considering age and diversification within Anomura, although this does not seem to hold true for all groups that underwent the crab-like transition (i.e., monotypic family Lomisidae).
