Targeting phylogenetic diversity (PD) in systematic conservation planning is an efficient way to minimize losses across the Tree of Life. Considering representation of genetic diversity below and above species level, also allows robust analyses within systems where taxonomy is in flux. We use dense sampling of phylogeographic diversity for 11 lizard genera, to demonstrate how PD can be applied to a policy‐ready conservation planning problem. Our analysis bypasses named taxa, using genetic data directly to inform conservation decisions. We highlight areas that should be prioritized for ecological management, and also areas that would provide the greatest benefit if added to the multisector conservation estate. We provide a rigorous and effective approach to represent the spectrum of genetic and species diversity in conservation planning.

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在澳大利亚金伯利，针对进化多样性的现实世界保护规划避开了不确定的分类学

在系统的保护规划中针对系统发育多样性（PD）是一种有效的方法，可以最大程度地减少生命之树上的损失。考虑到低于或高于物种水平的遗传多样性的代表性，还可以在分类学不断变化的系统中进行可靠的分析。我们使用11个蜥蜴属的植物志多样性的密集采样，以证明PD可如何应用于政策就绪的保护规划问题。我们的分析绕过了已命名的分类单元，直接使用遗传数据来告知保护决策。我们重点介绍了应该优先进行生态管理的区域，以及如果添加到多部门保护区中将带来最大利益的区域。我们提供了一种严格有效的方法来表示保护规划中的遗传和物种多样性谱。