In article <7hv5ku$8uh at net.bio.net>, Mike Syvanen <syvanen at ucdavis.edu>
wrote:
> Don't even try to calibrate a PAUP tree with years. I have looked into
> this and it shouldn't be done. ( I presume you are trying to calibrate a PAUP
> phylogram and not a cladogram.) This is what you should do. Construct
> a
I guess by PAUP tree you mean parsimony tree. PAUP (4) can do NJ and ML
trees which are suitable for calibration. Of course if he has a
hypothesis to test he will need some measure of error which PAUP can't
do.
Andrew
