Improving the analysis of phylogenetic data.

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Methods of phylogenetic analysis are presented that result in corrections of highly biased data sets, particularly those in which there are great differences between mutation and/or substitution rates from one nucleotide site to another along a DNA sequence. Two approaches are discussed. In the first, pairwise comparisons of a set of sequences are used to determine whether the most recent substitutions take place...

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