Figure 4: Comparison of time trees retrieved for two genera
using PAReTT, one for several species in the Catharus genus of
Neotropical thrushes and another of species in the Malurus genus
of Australasian fairywrens. The Catharus genus contains 12
species, including Swainson’s thrush, that diverged over a period of
4.74 million years with a diversification rate of 0.38. TheMalurus genus contains 11 species, including the Superb
fairywren, that diverged over a period of 9 million years with a
diversification rate of 0.19. (image created in BioRender.com)