On a related note- does anyone know of a function or package that can parse and
store all of the metadata associated with nodes and branches from a BEAST
output file? read.beast from phyloch will parse all of the data associated with
internal nodes, but not with terminal branches (for example,
Dear R-sig-phylo,
I am fairly novice to the field of phylogenetic comparative methods and I was
hoping to gain some advice regarding the study of ordinal (pseudo-continuous)
morphological data.
I am currently studying morphological convergence associated with habitat
transitions in Australian
