New uses for new phylogenies
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New uses for new phylogenies
Oxford University Press, 1996
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Some of the papers originally presented at a Royal Society Discussion Meeting in Dec. 1994
Includes bibliographical references and index
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pbk. ISBN 9780198549840
内容説明
Now that scientists can sequences genes with relative ease, the relationships among living organisms are becoming better known. Those relationships are summarized as phylogenetic trees. This book reveals how those trees can be used to give insights into diverse fields of biological enquiry including ecology, epidemiology, development, conservation, and the evolutionary process itself.
目次
- 1. What this book is about
- 2. New phylogenies: an introductory look at the coalescent
- 3. Genealogies and geography
- 4. The coalescent process and background selection
- 5. Inferring population history from molecular phylogenies
- 6. Applications of intraspecific phylogenetics
- 7. Inferring phylogenies from DNA sequence data: the effects of sampling
- 8. Uses for evolutionary trees
- 9. Cross-species transmission and recombination of 'AIDS' viruses
- 10. Using interspecies phylogenies to test macroevolutionary hypotheses
- 11. Using phylogenetic trees to reconstruct the history of infectious disease epidemics
- 12. Relating geographic patterns to phylogenetic processes
- 13. Uses of molecular phylogenies for conservation
- 14. Testing the time axis of phylogenies
- 15. Comparative evolution of larval and adult life-history stages and small subunit ribosomal RNA amongst post-Palaeozoic echinoids
- 16. Molecular phylogenies and host-parasite cospeciation: gophers and lice as a model system
- 17. A microevolutionary link, between phylogenies and comparative data
- 18. Comparative test of evolutionary lability and rats using molecular phylogenies
- 19. Community evolution in Greater Antilean anolis lizards: phylogenetic patterns and experimental tests
- 20. The evolution of body plans: HOM/Hox cluster evolution, model systems, and the importance of phylogeny.
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ISBN 9780198549857
内容説明
Now that scientists can sequence genes with relative ease, the relationships among living organisms are becoming better known. These relationships are summarized as phylogenetic trees. This book reveals how these trees can be used to give insights into diverse fields of biological enquiry including ecology, epidemiology, development, conservation, and the evolutionary process itself.
目次
- What this book is about
- new phylogenies - an introductory look at the coalescent
- genealogies and geography
- the coalescent process and background selection
- inferring population history from molecular phylogenies
- applications of intraspecific phylogenetics
- inferring phylogenies from DNA sequence data - the effects of sampling
- uses for evolutionary trees
- cross-species transmission and recombination of AIDS viruses
- using interspecies phylogenies to test macroevolutionary hypotheses
- using phylogenetic trees to reconstruct the history of infectious disease epidemics
- relating geographic patterns to phylogenetic processes
- uses of molecular phylogenies for conservation
- testing the time axis of phylogenies
- comparative evolution of larval and adult life-history stages and small subunit ribosomal RNA amongst post-Palaeozoic echinoids
- molecular phylogenies and host-parasite cospeciation - gophers and lice as a model system
- a microevolutionary link, between phylogenies and comparative data
- comparative test of evolutionary lability and rats using molecular phylogenies
- community evolution in Greater Antilean anolis lizards - phylogenetic patterns and experimental tests
- the evolution of body plans: HOM/HOX cluster evolution, model systems, and the importance of phylogeny.
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