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Multiple Sequence Alignment is not a Solved Problem
David A. Morrison
Multiple sequence alignment is a basic procedure in molecular biology, and it is often treated as being essentially a solved computational problem. However, this is not so, and her…
Who is Who in Phylogenetic Networks: Articles, Authors and Programs
Tushar Agarwal, Philippe Gambette, David Morrison
The phylogenetic network emerged in the 1990s as a new model to represent the evolution of species in the case where coexisting species transfer genetic information through hybridi…
Fighting network space: it is time for an SQL-type language to filter phylogenetic networks
Steven Kelk, Simone Linz, David A. Morrison
The search space of rooted phylogenetic trees is vast and a major research focus of recent decades has been the development of algorithms to effectively navigate this space. Howeve…
Estimating seed bank accumulation and dynamics in three obligate-seeder Proteaceae species
Meaghan E. Jenkins, David A. Morrison, Tony D. Auld
The seed bank dynamics of the three co-occurring obligate-seeder (i.e. fire-sensitive) Proteaceae species, Banksia ericifolia, Banksia marginata and Petrophile pulchella, were exam…
Bayesian posterior probabilities: revisited
David A. Morrison
Huelsenbeck and Rannala (2004, Systematic Biology 53, 904-913) presented a series of simulations in order to assess the extent to which the bayesian posterior probabilities associa…
Counting chickens before they hatch: reciprocal consistency of calibration points for estimating divergence dates
David A. Morrison
There has been concern in the literature about the methodology of using secondary calibration timepoints when estimating evolutionary divergence dates. Such timepoints are divergen…
How and where to look for tRNAs in Metazoan mitochondrial genomes, and what you might find when you get there
David A. Morrison
The ability to locate and annotate mitochondrial genes is an important practical issue, given the rapidly increasing number of mitogenomes appearing in the public databases. Unfort…