… that are born in the 2nd cohort of a season will not be as large as 1st-cohort males at the
start of their 1st breeding season, but this difference between cohorts and its impacts on lifetime …

… In this study, we evaluated whether individuals of the marsupial Didelphis aurita born in
the first and second birth cohorts differ in survival using a 21-year capture-mark-recapture …

… Recent marsupials include about 280 species divided into … In this study, we examine marsupial
relationships and … and a total number of 19 marsupial genomes, encompasses all extant …

… our understanding of early marsupial evolution. A probable marsupial was found in the Albian
… Disregarding these details, Szalay placed CLAJP marsupials in one cohort comprised of …

… Marsupialia. One major outcome of this process is that the Polydolopimorphia is placed as
Supercohort Marsupialia … securely place it within one of the three named marsupial cohorts. …

… We included 28 marsupial taxa that are representative of all marsupial orders and all
recent marsupial families except for Thylacinidae and Chaeropodidae. We also included four …

… Marsupialia. One major outcome of this process is that the Polydolopimorphia is placed as
Supercohort Marsupialia … securely place it within one of the three named marsupial cohorts. …

… considered age and cohort as sources of differences among individuals. A cohort was defined
by a group of individuals born in the same breeding season of the year (eg, cohort 1992), …

… higher-level marsupial … marsupial evolution and estimate the unrepresented basal branch
length (UBBL). Maximum likelihood and Bayesian results suggest that the root of the marsupial …

… of marsupial biogeography: if Dromiciops is the sister group to all Australasian
marsupials (Amrine-Madsen et al. 2003; Phillips et al. 2006), then only a single dispersal of …