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Therefore, the capture of high-inclination satellites might have occurred in the timescale estimated in Equation (40) before the disk dissipation and the resulting satellites tend to have retrograde orbits (see Figure 4).

The first timescale estimates how long it takes for a single adaptation wave to run across the length L of the habitat.

Although this timescale is somewhat older than what is suggested by the Paleozoic hypothesis, posterior CIs nevertheless overlap with timescales estimated previously.

A.F. calculated damping timescale estimates and assisted with writing the paper.

We focused on Bayesian timescale estimates, and used the pol nucleotide alignment that was used in the phylogenetic reconstruction to estimate the timescales (see Methods).

The timescale estimates are based on the dating of the divergence of Myotis with multigenic molecular analyses and at least two internal fossil calibrations [ 16, 17].

These findings thus indicate that deep nodes are preferable as calibrating nodes, consistent with the results from a previous simulation study that investigated the impact of calibrating node position on timescale estimates [ 52].

In light of this information, the molecular timescale estimates we have presented that seem most reasonable for the butterflies are the lower bounds of the 95% confidence intervals for the slow evolving data set (Table 3).

Given the potential impacts of the TDRP on evolutionary inference and rate estimate interpretation, the fact that it is so widespread in nature but has been noticed only recently could mean that the credibility of evolutionary timescale estimates of many viruses may need to be reconsidered.

The collision timescale is estimated as t col ∼ ( n d · π r d 2 · < v d-d > ) - 1, (11).

We find that the slow timescale functional connectivity estimated from these simulations is only very weakly correlated with the estimated fast timescale connectivity.