Macroevolutionary Rates
Macroevolutionary Rates is a theoretical construct in evolutionary biology that quantifies the tempo and mode of evolutionary change above the species level, particularly with respect to speciation, extinction, and morphological or genetic divergence over geological timescales.
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Rates of Evolution: Effects of Time and Temporal Scaling
Philip D. Gingerich · Science · 1983 · 484 citations
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University of Michigan
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University of Chicago
Chicago, United States
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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Field Museum of Natural History
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University of Arizona
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Imperial College London
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American Museum of Natural History
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