Phylogenomics resolves the timing and pattern of insect evolution
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Thomas K. F. Wong | Huanming Yang | Jian Wang | Jun Wang | Yingrui Li | Wenwei Zhang | R. Lanfear | Yong Zhang | A. Stamatakis | S. Berger | L. Jermiin | Xun Xu | B. Calcott | M. Ott | Q. Yang | Yinlong Xie | R. Beutel | H. Letsch | K. Kjer | B. Misof | Carola Greve | O. Niehuis | J. Zhao | R. Peters | D. Yeates | G. Pass | P. Grobe | T. Buckley | A. Kawahara | C. Mayer | Rui Zhang | Haorong Lu | D. McKenna | Michelle Trautwein | F. Izquierdo-Carrasco | M. Walzl | Malte Petersen | A. Aberer | Zhenyu Li | Qing Zhang | P. Frandsen | K. Meusemann | B. Wipfler | Kai Schütte | B. Wiegmann | B. V. von Reumont | Yiyuan Li | Jingbo Tang | Shanlin Liu | F. Friedrich | A. Donath | A. Ślipiński | J. Navarrete-Heredia | K. Yoshizawa | Xuemei Tan | Xin Zhou | L. Podsiadlowski | T. Wappler | Qiong Wu | N. Szucsich | T. Flouri | J. Ware | J. Rust | U. Aspöck | H. Aspöck | D. Bartel | A. Blanke | Alexander Böhm | Junqing Chen | Makiko Fukui | M. Fujita | Shengchang Gu | Ying Huang | L. Krogmann | M. Kubiak | Jiguang Li | R. Machida | Y. Mashimo | P. Kapli | Guanliang Meng | Yasutaka Nakagaki | Yan Ou | H. Pohl | Kaoru Sekiya | Shota Shimizu | Wenhui Song | Xu Su | Meihua Tan | Min Tang | G. Timelthaler | S. Tomizuka | X. Tong | Toshiki Uchifune | J. Wilbrandt | Gengxiong Wu | Shenzhou Yang | Yunhui Zhang | Chengran Zhou | Lili Zhou | Tanja Ziesmann | Shijie Zou | D. Mckenna | Michael Ott | Yingrui Li
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