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Dissecting phylogenetic signal and accounting for bias in whole-genome data sets: a case study of the Metazoa
Jan 16, 2015
PMID: 990013946
DOI: 10.1101/013946
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Transcriptome-enabled phylogenetic analyses have dramatically improved our understanding of metazoan phylogeny in recent years, although several important questions remain. The branching order near the base of the tree is one such outstanding issue. To address this question we assemble ...read more
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Transcriptome-enabled phylogenetic analyses have dramatically improved our understanding of metazoan phylogeny in recent years, although several important questions remain. The branching order near the base of the tree is one such outstanding issue. To address this question we assemble ...read more
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