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Phylogenomics resolves major relationships and reveals significant diversification rate shifts in the evolution of silk moths and relatives.

Chris A HamiltonRyan A St LaurentK DexterIan J KitchingJesse W BreinholtAndreas ZwickM J T N TimmermansJesse R BarberAkito Y Kawahara
Published in: BMC evolutionary biology (2019)
Our study establishes a backbone for future evolutionary, comparative, and taxonomic studies of Bombycoidea. We postulate that the rate shifts identified are due to the well-documented bat-moth "arms race". Our research highlights the flexibility of AHE to generate genomic data from a wide range of museum specimens, both age and preservation method, and will allow researchers to tap into the wealth of biological data residing in natural history collections around the globe.
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