Supplementary Figure S6
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Illustration of how the relative number of dispersals (reported in Fig. 5) is calculated. First, the total branch length within a period (bold branches) is calculated (in this case 17.5 My). In order to account for the decreasing number of lineages towards the root of the tree, the relative number of dispersals is calculated by dividing the total branch length per time bin, thus computing the number of dispersal events in relation to the number of lineages available for dispersal. The green line shows a dispersal event at a node, whereas the red and yellow lines show events at branches that partially fall in another time bin.
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2016-10-25
