Dear morphometricians, I would greatly appreciate your input on this matter: The context: I am studying 9 populations of a small rodent
species and I wanted to represent morphological relationships between
populations using a UPGMA cluster analysis. The problem: I used the mean population shapes
(Procrustes coordinates) to do this analysis in PAST using Euclidean distances
and got a nice tree with bootstrap values, but there is no option for using
Procrustes distances in this package. I get the same topology using Procrustes
distances with R, but I can’t get the bootstrap values on the nodes of the
tree. The questions: 1 - Are UPGMA analyses using Euclidean distances and
Procrustes distances equivalent? 2 - Is there any package in which I could simply enter the
Procrustes distances and get a UPGMA tree with bootstrap values?
Thank you in advance, Rodrigo
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Date: Thu, 15 Nov
2012 12:21:28 -0500
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Subject: UPGMA: Euclidean and Procrustes
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