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Imbalanced diversification in Mediterranean Asteraceae genera Bellis and Bellium

Study on sister genera Bellis and Bellium shows divergent diversification patterns within same timeframe. Bayesian chronogram based on rbcL, ndhF, and matK genes combined with 31 taxa. Analysis conducted in Sweden by Omar Fiz-Palacios and Virginia Valcarcel.

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Imbalanced diversification in Mediterranean Asteraceae genera Bellis and Bellium

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  1. Imbalanced diversification of two Mediterranean sister genera (Bellis and Bellium, Asteraceae) within the same timeframe Plant Systematics and Evolution; OMAR FIZ-PALACIOS* and VIRGINIA VALCARCEL; * Evolutionary Biology Centre, Norbyvägen 18 D, Uppsala 75236, Sweden; fizpal@gmail.com Online Resource 3: Bayesian chronogram reconstructed from rbcL, ndhF and matK genes combined and 31 taxa. Ages above branches were reconstructed with BEAST (bold) and those below branches with r8s. Asterisks above branches (bold) indicate posterior probabilities (PP; * PP = 1, ** 1.0 < PP > 0.95). The root corresponds to the calibration point (27.1 million year, see main text).

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