Re: [R-sig-phylo] Export Ancestral Mapping From Mesquite into Figtree

2015-07-07 Thread Liam J. Revell

Hi Laura.

I can't comment on FigTree as I have not used it; however you can also 
read this format file in R using the phytools function read.simmap. 
These trees can then be plotted using plotSimmap in right or left-facing 
square phylogram format, which different node placements; or in circular 
(fan) phylogram format. There is also a function to add a legend 
(add.simmap.legend) and many other helper functions for this modified 
phylo object class (drop.tip.simmap, reorderSimmap, ladderize.simmap, 
etc.).


All the best, Liam

Liam J. Revell, Assistant Professor of Biology
University of Massachusetts Boston
web: http://faculty.umb.edu/liam.revell/
email: liam.rev...@umb.edu
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On 7/7/2015 5:32 PM, Jackson, Laura Marie wrote:

Hi all,

I am trying to visualize my ancestral state reconstruction created in Mesquite 
(exported as a SIMMAP 1.5 format) in Figtree. In the Mesquite manual it said this is 
possible (see below). However, I am not able to see any branch mapping on the tree 
file after opening in Figtree. I tried selecting �colour by and map* under the 
Appearance tab, but still no mapping. If this is not possible in Figtree, do you 
have any suggestions for tree visualization from Mesquite to another program? I have 
a large tree, and Mesquite does not have many options for visualization editing. Any 
help with this would be greatly appreciated!



   *   You can now export ancestral state reconstructions to a tree description with embedded 
ancestral states in the format of SIMMAPhttp://www.simmap.com/ 1.5, which can then be 
subsequently read by FigTreehttp://tree.bio.ed.ac.uk/software/figtree. To do this, 
have the ancestral states recontructed in a Tree window using Trace Character History. Then, 
in the Trace menu, choose Export Ancestral States TraceSIMMAP 1.5 Format. The tree file 
saved can be read by FigTree.


-Laura
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Department of Biology
185 Churchill Haines
University of South Dakota
414 E. Clark St.
Vermillion SD 57069-1746
Email: laura.jack...@usd.edumailto:laura.jack...@usd.edu



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[R-sig-phylo] Export Ancestral Mapping From Mesquite into Figtree

2015-07-07 Thread Jackson, Laura Marie
Hi all,

I am trying to visualize my ancestral state reconstruction created in Mesquite 
(exported as a SIMMAP 1.5 format) in Figtree. In the Mesquite manual it said 
this is possible (see below). However, I am not able to see any branch mapping 
on the tree file after opening in Figtree. I tried selecting �colour by and 
map* under the Appearance tab, but still no mapping. If this is not possible in 
Figtree, do you have any suggestions for tree visualization from Mesquite to 
another program? I have a large tree, and Mesquite does not have many options 
for visualization editing. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!



  *   You can now export ancestral state reconstructions to a tree description 
with embedded ancestral states in the format of SIMMAPhttp://www.simmap.com/ 
1.5, which can then be subsequently read by 
FigTreehttp://tree.bio.ed.ac.uk/software/figtree. To do this, have the 
ancestral states recontructed in a Tree window using Trace Character History. 
Then, in the Trace menu, choose Export Ancestral States TraceSIMMAP 1.5 
Format. The tree file saved can be read by FigTree.


-Laura
---
Laura M. Jackson
PhD Student
Department of Biology
185 Churchill Haines
University of South Dakota
414 E. Clark St.
Vermillion SD 57069-1746
Email: laura.jack...@usd.edumailto:laura.jack...@usd.edu



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