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For my master graduate studies, I was interested in phylogenetic of "basal" anoles species or more commonly known as dactyloid anoles species. This rare group of lizards include almost 80 species which are found in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Venezuela, Lesser Antilles, Panama and Costa Rica. Some species are giant, others are small, one species is red and some few have a nasal proboscis! Yet I'm working in the paper...the idea is make a kind of sensitivity analysis with different coding methods for morphological character (continuous and discrete), but I'm a bit stuck in minor details about ways to make comparisons between topologies.. (Photo credit. Left: Anolis proboscis, Mario Yanez-Muñoz. Right: Anolis megalopithecus, Steve Poe)
For my master graduate studies, I was interested in phylogenetic of "basal" anoles species or more commonly known as dactyloid anoles species. This rare group of lizards include almost 80 species which are found in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Venezuela, Lesser Antilles, Panama and Costa Rica. Some species are giant, others are small, one species is red and some few have a nasal proboscis! Yet I'm working in the paper...the idea is make a kind of sensitivity analysis with different coding methods for morphological character (continuous and discrete), but I'm a bit stuck in minor details about ways to make comparisons between topologies.. (Photo credit. Left: Anolis proboscis, Mario Yanez-Muñoz. Right: Anolis megalopithecus, Steve Poe)
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