FITTING MODELS OF CONTINUOUS TRAIT EVOLUTION TO INCOMPLETELY SAMPLED COMPARATIVE DATA USING APPROXIMATE BAYESIAN COMPUTATION

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RT @lukejharmon: Check out our new paper, Slater et al. - available online now at Evolution http://t.co/gGCTvgAe.

Slater et al (2011) use ABC to infer rates of diversification and trait evolution from incompletely sampled phylogenies http://t.co/qmRhDgdv

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