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. 2019 Dec 4;17(12):e3000494. doi: 10.1371/journal.pbio.3000494

Fig 1. Species-level relationships and tempo of diversification across mammals.

Fig 1

The node-dated molecular phylogeny of 5,911 extant and recently extinct species shows branches colored with tip-level speciation rates (tip DR metric; interior branches reconstructed using Brownian motion for visual purposes only). Zoom in to the branch tips to see species labels (gray branches of 1,813 species are included via taxonomic constraints rather than DNA). The maximum clade credibility topology of 10,000 trees is shown, and numbered clade labels correspond to orders and subclades listed in the plot periphery: scale in Ma. Dryad data: https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.tb03d03; phylogeny subsets: http://vertlife.org/phylosubsets. Afro, Afrotheria; Euar, Euarchontoglires; Lago, Lagomorpha; Laur, Laurasiatheria; Ma, millions of years; Mars, Marsupialia; tip DR, tip-level pure-birth diversification rate; X, Xenarthra. Artwork from phylopic.org and open source fonts (see S1 Text, section 9 for detailed credits).