The Bulletin of the SSB announces publication of our Species Network Special Issue edited by Claudia Solis-Lemus & George Tiley. The first part of this issue is here: ssbbulletin.org/index.php/bs.... Articles from the second part of this issue will be published here: ssbbulletin.org/index.php/bs...

@ssbbulletin.bsky.social A new article by Blake Fauskee et al. in the Species Network Special Issue identifies ancient introgression in Mouse Lemurs and demonstrate how this phenomenon was the root cause of phylogenetic uncertainty. ssbbulletin.org/index.php/bs...

A new paper by van de Peppel et al. investigates speciation and species boundaries in termite-cultivated basidiomycete fungi. ssbbulletin.org/index.php/bs...

A new article by DeBiasse et al presents an improved estimate of Cnidarian phylogeny: ssbbulletin.org/index.php/bs.... Their approach to analysis of phylogenomic data is intriguing and worth a read. @megdaly.bsky.social @ssbbulletin.bsky.social

A new article in the SSB Bulletin by Joshua Justison and @trayc7.bsky.social explores how reticulation among diverging evolutionary lineages can influence macroevolutionary patterns. ssbbulletin.org/index.php/bs... Submissions open at: ssbbulletin.org/index.php/bs...

A new article in the SSB Bulletin by Joshua Justison and @trayc7.bsky.social explores how reticulation among diverging evolutionary lineages can influence macroevolutionary patterns. ssbbulletin.org/index.php/bs...

@ssbbulletin.bsky.social bsky.social @waynemaddison.bsky.social and @jeannettewhitton.bsky.social argue that a retrospective view of species that lets go of a natural meaning for species rank will allow biologists to understand the processes that shape biodiversity. ssbbulletin.org/index.php/bs...