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How butterflies conquered the world: a new family tree traces their 100-million-year journey across the globe – ThePrint – PTIFeed

How butterflies conquered the world: a new family tree traces their 100-million-year journey across the globe – ThePrint – PTIFeed
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Australian capital territoryUnited statesSouth east asiaNorth americaSouth americaSouthern gondwanaLate cretaceousEarly paleogeneSoutheast asiaMiddle east

Butterflies 100-Million-Year Global Conquest Traced in New Family Tree

Butterflies 100-Million-Year Global Conquest Traced in New Family Tree
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United statesSouth east asiaNorth americaSouth americaSouthern gondwanaLate cretaceousEarly paleogeneSoutheast asiaMiddle east

How butterflies conquered the world: a new family tree traces their 100-million-year journey across the globe – Johansen se

How butterflies conquered the world: a new family tree traces their 100-million-year journey across the globe – Johansen se
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United statesMichaelf brabySouth east asiaAustralian national universityAssociate professorAustralian nationalNorth americaSouth americaSouthern gondwanaLate cretaceousEarly paleogeneSoutheast asiaMiddle east

How butterflies conquered the world: a new family tree traces their 100-million-year journey across the globe

The most detailed evolutionary tree of butterfly species ever created reveals the precise origins of the nectar-sipping gadabouts.

United statesSouth east asiaNorth americaSouth americaSouthern gondwanaLate cretaceousEarly paleogeneSoutheast asiaMiddle eastCretaceous periodPhylogenetic tree

How butterflies conquered the world: a new family tree traces their 100-million-year journey across the globe

Shutterstock How old are butterflies, and where did they evolve? And perhaps more importantly, how and when did they reach the isolated continent of Australia?

United statesSouth east asiaNorth americaSouth americaSouthern gondwanaLate cretaceousEarly paleogeneSoutheast asiaMiddle east

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How butterflies conquered the world: a new family tree traces their 100-million-year journey across the globe – ThePrint – PTIFeed

Butterflies 100-Million-Year Global Conquest Traced in New Family Tree

How butterflies conquered the world: a new family tree traces their 100-million-year journey across the globe – Johansen se

How butterflies conquered the world: a new family tree traces their 100-million-year journey across the globe

The most detailed evolutionary tree of butterfly species ever created reveals the precise origins of the nectar-sipping gadabouts.United statesSouth east asiaNorth americaSouth americaSouthern gondwanaLate cretaceousEarly paleogeneSoutheast asiaMiddle eastCretaceous periodPhylogenetic tree

How butterflies conquered the world: a new family tree traces their 100-million-year journey across the globe

Shutterstock How old are butterflies, and where did they evolve? And perhaps more importantly, how and when did they reach the isolated continent of Australia?United statesSouth east asiaNorth americaSouth americaSouthern gondwanaLate cretaceousEarly paleogeneSoutheast asiaMiddle east

The most detailed evolutionary tree of butterfly species ever created reveals the precise origins of the nectar-sipping gadabouts.

United statesSouth east asiaNorth americaSouth americaSouthern gondwanaLate cretaceousEarly paleogeneSoutheast asiaMiddle eastCretaceous periodPhylogenetic tree

Shutterstock How old are butterflies, and where did they evolve? And perhaps more importantly, how and when did they reach the isolated continent of Australia?

United statesSouth east asiaNorth americaSouth americaSouthern gondwanaLate cretaceousEarly paleogeneSoutheast asiaMiddle east