Data and code supporting "Can macroevolution inform contemporary invasion potential?"

These data and scripts allow to replicate the results of analyses presented in the article "Can macroevolution inform contemporary invasion potential?". In particular, they allow to (1) investigate the effect of diversification rate on both naturalisation success (quantified as the proportion of naturalised species per family multiplied with the number of regions where each species was naturalised) and proportion of naturalised species per family in 122 plant families, and (2) reconstruct biogeographic histories of 12 clades of tetrapods, to count the dispersal events that happened in the history of extant species, and to link the frequency of those past dispersal events to current naturalisation success.