Trees, branches and (square) roots: why evolutionary relatedness is not linearly related to functional distance

Author： Letten Andrew D.   Cornwell William K.  

Publisher： Barcelona Publishers Llc

E-ISSN： 2041-210x|6|4|439-444

ISSN： 2041-210x

Source： Methods in Ecology and Evolution, Vol.6, Iss.4, 2015-04, pp. : 439-444

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