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  1. Feb 2024
    1. almost fractally (Zachos,2016

      that's cool

    2. extant sp

      extinct species?

    3. Figure 4.

      don't love this figure tbh

    4. The possibility that most substantial recent lineages aremarked by multi-trait evolutionary bursts is the best hopewe see for a natural species rank.

      interesting line

    5. indefinitely distant future

      feels very strange to say this in evolutionary biology

    6. It may not have the sharply defined multidi-mensional boundaries and stable persistence of a chair, anorganism, or a river, but it is at least as real as a cloud, acity, or a school of fish.

      nice

    7. Their isolationis complete and enduring,

      worst part about this concept. Vague

    8. isolation

      something about this strikes me as phylogenetic species concept adjacent

    9. Even if one’s goal is not a resolvedspecies tree, but only the inference of the distribution ofgene trees (Hahn & Nakhleh, 2016), a model of inter-locuscohesion contributes important power to the resu

      reminds me of Baum & Smith ch 6

    10. A cluster, as a simple empirical observa-tion from a set of observed traits (phenotypic or genotypic),cannot predict that its members are similar in any othertraits or loci without a biological model to constrain theoutliers in unstudied dimensions.

      not sure i 100% understand this statement

    11. Any general-purpose species concept must be based onmore than genealogy or traits

      does it?

    12. the second as commu-nities reproductively isolated at this moment and possiblyprojected to retain integrity into the future

      this sounds like the phylogenetic species concept if you had good population data

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