The importance of morphology in the phylogenomic era has recently gained attention, but
relatively few studies have combined both types of information when inferring phylogenetic …

The mechanisms driving species co‐occurrence are varied and include biotic interactions,
abiotic factors, and scale‐dependent processes. Based on a comprehensive dataset of …

Aim The equator‐to‐poles decline in the number of species, namely the latitudinal diversity
gradient (LDG), is the most conspicuous pattern in biology, yet the underlying mechanisms …

The relationship between species local abundance and their regional distribution
(occupancy) is one of the most extensively recognized and investigated patterns in ecology …

Abstract The Holy Grail of an Insect Tree of Life can only be 'discovered'through extensive
collaboration among taxon specialists, phylogeneticists and centralized frameworks such as …

The current rate of species loss calls for immediate actions to preserve biodiversity and
ecosystem functioning. Cataloguing species richness and composition, and revealing how …

Both abiotic and biotic conditions may be important for biodiversity. However, their relative
importance may vary among different diversity dimensions as well as across spatial scales …

Relationships among spider families that lack support through other lines of evidence (eg,
morphology) have recently been uncovered through molecular phylogenetics. One such …

Aim To assess the relative relevance of dispersal limitation and species sorting as drivers of
spatial turnover between spider faunas of European territories. Location Continental Europe …

A molecular survey of native and adventive psyllids in the central Macaronesian islands
provides the first comprehensive phylogenetic assessment of the origins of the psyllid fauna …