Bernot, J.P.; Owen, C.L.; Wolfe, J.M.; Meland, K.; Olesen, J.; Crandall, K.A.
topology · geochronology · methods
Compares 98- and 105-taxon phylogenomic matrices and demonstrates large topology shifts caused by modest taxon-sampling changes.
Using identical ortholog-selection methods, 98- and 105-taxon pancrustacean matrices yield materially different deep topologies; 90 transcriptomes, 15 genomes and 576 protein-coding genes therefore demonstrate sampling sensitivity rather than a final universal crustacean tree.
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