pass_trees: Phylogenetic tree of passerines from Australia
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Phylogenetic tree of passerines from Australia
Description
This is a list contaning 100 phylogenetic trees of passerines from Australia. Each object within the list corresponds to a sampled phylogeny of class "phylo". The phylogenies are subsets obtained from the global bird phylogeny (https://birdtree.org/) made available by Jetz et al. (2012) in their published research, "The global diversity of birds in space and time".
Usage
pass_trees
Format
List of phylogenetic trees of format phylo
Source
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Phylogenetic tree of passerines from Australia
Description
This is a list contaning 100 phylogenetic trees of passerines from Australia. Each object within the list corresponds to a sampled phylogeny of class "phylo". The phylogenies are subsets obtained from the global bird phylogeny (https://birdtree.org/) made available by Jetz et al. (2012) in their published research, "The global diversity of birds in space and time".
Usage
pass_trees
Format
List of phylogenetic trees of format phylo
Source
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