It has been shown that the most important factor for improving molecular age estimates is the amount and quality of age constraints (e.g. [ 69- 71]), and studies assessing the relationship between historical events and biological evolution (e.g. clade divergence, adaptive radiations, biogeography, species richness patterns) rely on date constraints being accurate (e.g. [ 3, 42, 72- 74]).
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Authors of stone-age diet plans have relied on out of date and, well, half-digested archaeological evidence of what life was like thousands of years ago.
Diffusion analyses have been particularly successful in quantifying prehistoric population expansions [e.g.], [ 6], [7], [32,33] as they recover underlying statistical patterns in datasets, rather than relying on dates from single sites, which may or may not be statistical outliers [see 10].
Most studies to date have relied on over-expression systems that have given conflicting results.
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But some skeptics are not buying such an early date, arguing that the team might be dating the wrong rocks (the skeleton itself can't be dated because it is too old for radiocarbon and techniques for dating older fossils rely on dating the rocks and sediments in which they are found), and also that the aluminum-beryllium technique might not be suitable for South Africa's limestone caves.
Cladistic analysis has some advantages when using archaeological material since it does not rely on dating information to reconstruct phylogenetic relationships [33], [76].
