Subject: New issue: Systematic Biology, Volume 75, Issue 3, May 2026

Volume 75, Issue 3, May 2026

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Machine Learning and New Inference Algorithms Virtual Issue: expanding what is possible in evolutionary biology and phylogenetic analysis

Discover the new Virtual Issue from Systematic Biology. This virtual issue assembles a series of papers that offer potential solutions and paths forward to address these and related challenges.

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75th Anniversary Special Collection

An Evolving View of Lineage Diversification

Pascal O Title and others

Spotlight Article

Phylogenomics of a Genus of "Great Speciators" Reveals Rampant Incomplete Lineage Sorting, Gene Flow, and Mitochondrial Discordance in Island Systems

Jenna M McCullough and others

Research Articles

Evolutionary Rate Incongruences in Squamates Reveal Contrasting Patterns of Evolutionary Novelties and Innovation

Tiago R SimÃµes and others

Bioinformatics of Combined Nuclear and Mitochondrial Phylogenomics to Define Key Nodes for the Classification of Coleoptera

Thomas J Creedy and others

Integrating Genomics, Collections, and Community Science to Delimit Species Clarifies the Taxonomy of a Variable Monitor Lizard (Varanus tristis)

Carlos J PavÃ³n-VÃ¡zquez and others

Hybridization and Polyploidy Shaped the Evolutionary History of a Complex of Cryptic Species in European Woodrushes (Luzula sect. Luzula)

Valentin Heimer and others

Introgressed Variants Obscure Phylogenetic Relationships but Are Not Subject to Positive Selection in Australasian Long-Tailed Parrots

Brian Tilston Smith and others

No Consistent Effect of Migration on Speciation Rates in Two Avian Superfamilies: A Check on the Robustness of Trait-Dependent Diversification Methods

Gina M Calabrese and others

Editor's Choice

Nuclear Phylogenomic Insights into Relationships, Support, and Conflict Among the Early Diverging Lineages of the Megadiverse Epidendroid Orchids

Craig F Barrett and others

Site-Specific Structure and Stability Constrained Substitution Models Improve Phylogenetic Inference

Ivan Lorca-Alonso and others

Software for Systematics and Evolution

DupLoss-2: Improved Phylogenomic Species Tree Inference under Gene Duplication and Loss

Rachel A Parsons and Mukul S Bansal

Correction

Correction to: Considering Decoupled Phenotypic Diversification Between Ontogenetic Phases in Macroevolution: An Example Using Triggerfishes (Balistidae)

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