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Bayesian Inference of the Evolution of a Phenotype Distribution on a Phylogenetic Tree

2016-02-23

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The distribution of a phenotype on a phylogenetic tree is often a quantity of interest. Many phenotypes have imperfect heritability, so that a measurement of the phenotype for an individual can be thought of as a single realisation from the phenotype distribution of that individual. If all individuals in a phylogeny had the same phenotype distribution, measured phenotypes would be randomly distributed on the tree...

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10.1101/040980
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