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The age and diversification of the angiosperms re‐revisited

American Journal of Botany · 2010 · Vol. 97(8) · pp. 1296–1303
Charles D. BellPamela S. SoltisPamela S. Soltis

Abstract

With the exception of the age of the angiosperms themselves, these age estimates are generally younger than other recent molecular estimates and very close to dates inferred from the fossil record. We also provide dates for all major angiosperm clades (including 45 orders and 335 families [208 stem group age only, 127 both stem and crown group ages], sensu APG III). Our analyses provide a new comprehensive source of reference dates for major angiosperm clades that we hope will be of broad utility.

Plant Diversity and EvolutionPlant and animal studiesPlant and Fungal Species DescriptionsBiologyCladeDivergence (linguistics)TaxonSensuMolecular clockLineage (genetic)Evolutionary biologyPhylogenetic treeDiversification (marketing strategy)
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