[R-sig-phylo] Call for papers: Special Issue featuring linking micro- and macroevolution in Journal of Evolutionary Biology

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[R-sig-phylo] Postdoc position on PCM of trait evolution in Stockholm/Sweden

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Re: [R-sig-phylo] phylogenetic correction for multiple samples per species along an ecological gradient

Hi list, I second Jon's suggestion for using phylogenetic mixed model. This seems to be the closest to what Nicolay is after. Yet another option is "SLOUCH" package in R, which can handle within-species variation while performing phylogenetic corrections. Here are some example codes.

Re: [R-sig-phylo] Interpretation of standard errors of parameter estimates in OUwie models

Dear R-sig-phylo contributors, Thanks a lot for sharing your illuminating thoughts on the list. I agree with points raised by others, and I'd like to add one suggestion. As already mentioned by several, alpha and sigma-squared can be hard to estimate with certainty. However, in some cases, the

[R-sig-phylo] Type 2 and 3 SS in pgls

Dear all, Hi. My name is Masahito. I am running ANCOVA type model (continuous response variable against mix of continuous and categorical independent variables) using pglmEstLambda function in CAIC package, and wonder if I can show anova table based on type 2 or 3 sum of square, which are not