Comprehensive species sampling and sophisticated algorithmic approaches refute the monophyly of Arachnida
Jesús A. Ballesteros(George Washington University), Prashant P. Sharma(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Carlos E. Santibáñez‐López(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Gonzalo Giribet(Evolutionary Genomics (United States)), Gustavo Hormiga(George Washington University), Mark S. Harvey(Australian Museum), Guilherme Gainett(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Caitlin M. Baker(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Efrat Gavish‐Regev(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Claudia P. Arango(Griffith University), Ward C. Wheeler(American Museum of Natural History), Tauana Cunha(Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute), Emily V.W. Setton(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Ligia R. Benavides(Harvard University), Andrew Z. Ontano(University of Georgia)
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