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Method for inferring migration routes from phylogenetic trees
Abstract
Inferring migration routes from a phylogenetic tree is something that has been done since we have phylogenetic trees. The usual method is just human inference, also known as intuition. Here I present a method for automating this task. Applied to phylogenetic trees with thousands of branches it makes possible to see for the first time inferred routes that were previously too complex to estimate.
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