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Guo et al. (2015) indicated that the sympatric distribution and the weak interspecific reproductive isolation may have facilitated the interspecific hybridization and led to higher diversification rate in subgenus Paphiopedilum.
Occupation of this niche and the associated dwarfism it entailed may have triggered additional diversification (shell-brooding is significantly associated with increased diversification rate in the lamprologines (Table S1, Text S1).
The diversification rate in the synallaxines can therefore be considered as excessively high under most plausible scenarios.
In addition, with low diversification rate in conifers [ 72], there have been fewer speciation-associated bottleneck events than in angiosperms, thus continuous low diversity between populations.
This was supported by our BiSSE reanalysis which showed that the diversification rate in other scarines was very similar to the average labrid diversification rate.
We find that, although gall-inducing insect groups are more host-specific than their non-galling relatives, there is no general significant increase in diversification rate in gallers.
Magallon, S. & Sanderson, M. J. Absolute diversification rates in angiosperms clades.
Analyses of diversification rates in ten time-calibrated phylogenies provided evidence for rate variation through time and across lineages.
Thomas, G. H., Freckleton, R. P. & Székely, T. Comparative analyses of the influence of developmental mode on phenotypic diversification rates in shorebirds.
The largest of these comprises the Agaricomycetidae, consistent with results of rate through time and lineages through time analyses, which revealed an acceleration of net diversification rates in the Jurassic (Fig. 2).
The new study, published Nov. 14 in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society: Biology Letters, used a recent, existing evolutionary tree of bees and computer models to calculate diversification rates in bees and related wasps.
