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. 2013 Jan 10;3(1):162–169. doi: 10.1002/ece3.441

Table 1.

Characteristics of study species, including geographic range (N = Neotropics, AA = Amphi-Atlantic (Africa + Neotropics), C = Caribbean Islands, At = Brazilian Atlantic Forests), successional stage (P = pioneer, GS = gap specialist; T = shade tolerant), and stature (C = canopy, U = understory, CE = canopy emergent) (*drought tolerant species), mean and standard error of tMRCA estimate, and 95% highest posterior density interval (HPD) (Bayesian analog of confidence intervals)

Latin binomial Geographic Range Stage, Stature tMRCA (±SE) (Ma) Upper, Lower 95% HPD (Ma)
Ceiba pentandra AA, C P, CE* 0.2223 (0.00585) 0.00014, 0.6975
Andira inermis AA, C GS, C* 1.4055 (0.00788) 0.3713, 2.7062
Trema micrantha N, C P, U* 1.9167 (0.00905) 0.53, 3.529
Brosimum guianense N, At T, C 2.9172 (0.01067) 1.2462, 4.8233
Palicourea guianensis N, C, At GS, U* 3.0295 (0.01268) 1.1007, 5.2625
Cupania cinerea N T, C* 6.4363 (0.01778 3.3458, 9.5587
Garcinia madruno N T, C 6.9458 (0.01492) 4.3041, 9.6291
Celtis schippii N T C 6.9848 (0.01663) 4.0696, 10.0757
Symphonia globulifera AA, C, At T, C 7.0882 (0.01773) 4.3201, 10.3423
Ochroma pyramidale N, C P, C* 8.0611 (0.01588) 5.1609, 10.9799
Poulsenia armata N T, C 8.9379 (0.01882) 5.58, 12.4139
Chrysophyllum argenteum N, C T, C 9.8766 (0.02049) 6.4041, 13.9039