Relative model selection of evolutionary substitution models can be sensitive to multiple sequence alignment uncertainty
Abstract Background Multiple sequence alignments (MSAs) represent the fundamental unit of data inputted to most comparative sequence analyses. In phylogenetic analyses in particular, errors in MSA construction have the potential to induce further errors in downstream analyses such as phylogenetic re...
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Main Authors: | Stephanie J. Spielman, Molly L. Miraglia |
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2021
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/cd8c9535389743389e8f6802dc36226c |
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