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About Dechronization
Dechronization is authored by evolutionary biologists interested in the development and application of methods for estimating phylogeny and making phylogeny-based inferences. The goal of the blog is to provide a forum for discussion of the latest research and methods, while also providing anecdotes, tidbits of natural history, and other related information.
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Bug fix: plots for RTS-style tests3 months ago
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Encouraging ethical publishing6 months ago
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The 9th Annual Holiday Print Sale4 years ago
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Evolution 2019: Miscellanea5 years ago
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Moving Just A Click Away11 years ago
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TreeTapper down Dec. 26-2812 years ago
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- adaptive radiation (3)
- ancestral state reconstruction (2)
- bayesian inference (7)
- book review (2)
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- comparative methods (8)
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- epidemiology (1)
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- niche modeling (3)
- parasites (5)
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- phylogenetic signal (1)
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- phylogeny (6)
- phylogeography (2)
- population structure (4)
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- software (16)
- speciation (3)
- supertrees (2)
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2008
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October
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- Christopher Hitchens: Defender of Fruitflies
- Rapid Diversification - In Journals
- The Hassles of High Throughput Sequencing #1
- R Tip: Labeling Trees w/ Posterior Probability and...
- Nothing To Do With Phylogenetics...
- Penalized Likelihood for Trees
- The $3-million "Overhead" Projector
- New Journal - Mitochondrial DNA
- Why Do People Believe Weird Things?
- Two more malaria parasite genomes
- Evolutionary Applications: A New Journal Worth a Look
- What Do Sarah Palin & Ricky Gervais Have in Common?
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1 comment:
i can't believe you've turned dechronization into a corporate whore! hopefully our readers will forgive us this afternoon when i post my new R script for placing both bootstrap and bayes posterior probabilities on a tree without having to do it by hand!
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