Technical comment on Condamine et al. (2019): a cautionary note for users of linear diversification dependencies.

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Abstract
Condamine et al. (2019; 22: 1900-1912) fitted linear and exponential functions of time-dependent, diversity-dependent and temperature-dependent diversification to investigate diversification dynamics of tetrapod families. Here I highlight potential misinterpretations when using linear diversification dependencies and provide some clarifications.
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Authors Gamisch, Alexander;
Journal Ecology letters
Year 2020
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10.1111/ele.13483
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Keywords
diversification misinterpretation absolute values rpanda dependency linear negative rates

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