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Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2013 07:09:43 -0500
From: andrea cardini
Reply-To: andrea cardini
Subject: Re: save ancestor shape using MorphoJ or Mesquite
To: [email protected]
I can't check now but suspect that if you right click on the visualization
window, you might find specific shapes. Selecting the results of mapping
shapes onto phylogeny and then using the menu file export you might be able
to export all shapes (leaves and nodes). I've not used those options for a
while. My apologies for misleading suggestions!
Cheers
Andrea
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>ancestor shape using MorphoJ or Mesquite? To:
>[email protected] Hello everyone, I have reconstructed the
>ancestor shapes using the mean shapes of three species implemented in both
>MorphoJ and Mesquite. However, I wonder is it possible to export the
>Procrustes for the ancestor nodes so that I can check them with my original
>40+ specimens? Thanks very much! Best wishes, Kai He ----- End
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>Hello everyone,
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>Thanks very much!
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>Best wishes,Kai He
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