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Reconstructing the prior probabilities of allelic phylogenies.
Genetics - 1 Jun 2002
Golding G Brian
Abstract excerpt
In general when a phylogeny is reconstructed from DNA or protein sequence data, it makes use only of the probabilities of obtaining some phylogeny given a collection of data. It is also possible to determine the prior probabilities of different phylogenies. This information can be of use in analyzing the biological causes for the observed divergence of sampled taxa. Unusually "rare" topologies for a given data...
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