Was delighted to see the figures in the other paper, they have in the pipes.

Really fascinating to put two #preprints next to each other going online shortly after each other, one (on Fagales in total) by the same batch of authors sitting as coauthors on the other (on Fagaceae), that disagree in nearly every aspect where they thematically overlap.

Will make perfect material for #NewPosts. On coauthorships and #Phylogenomics

Couldn't help a quick #CommentTo Klak et al. (2020; https://doi.org/10.11646/phytotaxa.459.2.5) regarding the notion of "confirm[ing] some previously published facts, e.g. that D. zygophylloides is sister to Drosanthemum", which we identified as likely ingroup-outgroup long-branching artefact.

Previously published facts a.k.a. branching artefacts
https://researchinpeace.blogspot.com/2022/11/previously-published-facts-aka.html

#NewPosts #Taxonomy #FightTheFog

I pondered organisation, so my followers can make the best of Mastodon's filter option (settings -> filters).

I'll hash my posts as follows
#NewPosts—for new #blogposts on Res.I.P. and others I follow.
#OldPosts—for historical ones
#PhyloNetworks—anything #phylogenetics-ish beyond mere tree-inference
#FightTheFog—anything shrouding science (like confidential #PeerReview)
#CommentTo—post-reviews
#NotScience—for the irrelevant rest

I love seeing all the #newposts and #introduction toots…it doesn’t take much to hit the star button…can’t see how a #boost or two can hurt #intro #first