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Programs
Software Lists
- ANU Bioinformatics Software List
- A small list of software for analysis of nucleic acid sequences, including the RAPDistance and DIPLOMO packages
- Clustering and Multivariate Analysis
- A short review of classification software maintained by CSNA
- Paul Harvey research group at Oxford University
- This site includes an archive of phylogenetic analysis and simulation software, mostly formatted for the Macintosh, and much
of it developed by the research group.
- Internet Directory for Botany: Software
- This mammoth list includes phylogenetic and taxonomic software, along with applications in collections management, ecology, conservation, horticulture and education. Both commercial and non-commercial programs are listed.
- Laboratoire de
Biométrie, Génétique et Biologie des Populations
- This CNRS research group,
based at Lyon University in France, offers several databases and
programs for nucleotide sequence retrieval and analysis, as well as
for multivariate statistical and phenetic analysis. Also available through
anonymous FTP.
- Mick's Software Links
- Extensive list of biology-related software, including phylogenetics, molecular sequence editing and alignment, graphics, statistics and quite a lot else.
- Morphometrics Software at SUNY
- Lists of programs useful for morphometrics, the analysis of shape and form
- Norwegian EMBnet Node.
- This node in the European Molecular Biology Network offers access to a variety of services, databases, and software, including a list of phylogeny
programs available commercially or as shareware.
- Parsimony Analysis Software
- Software listings maintained by the Hennig Society
- Phylogeny Programs Listings
- Maintained by J. Felsenstein, this is a rather extensive listing of software, most of which is available on-line. There is a good deal of information about each program, and the list is organized by program type.
- Ribosomal Database Project
- Includes short list of useful software
- Slatkin Lab Genetics Software
- Software developed by members of Dr. Montgomery Slatkin's lab at UC Berkeley. This includes several phylogenetics-related programs, as well as software for population biology and modelling evolutionary processes.
- Software Listing at Glasgow
- Extensive and well organized list of software sources and providers, found at Taxonomy and Systematics at Glasgow. The site includes alignment, analysis and interpretive programs.
- TIGR Software Tools
- Free software for managing and editing molecular data sets, made available by TIGR (The Institute for
Genomic Research).
Programs
- CAIC
- Comparative Analysis program based on methods by Pagel and Felsenstein
- COMPARE 4.5
- Computer programs for the phylogenetic analysis of comparative data
- LucID
- A Windows-based interactive program for constructing and viewing
taxonomic keys. One of several pest management software packages offered at the Australian Cooperative Research Center for Tropical Pest Management.
- MacClade
- This is one of the premiere software packages for analyzing cladistic results. Available here are a free downloadable demo version, files to upgrade older versions to the latest, a FAQ, a list of known bugs, and ordering information. See also the information from Sinauer.
- PDAP
- A set of MS-DOS computer programs distributed free of charge. It is a set of phenotypic diversity analysis programs.
- PHYLIP
- Phylip is a premiere phylogenetics software package. The software is free. Documentation is provided with the software but may also be viewed on the WWW,
courtesy of the Institute of Biochemistry and
Biophysics of the Polish Academy of Sciences.
- R-Package
- This free software package carries out various multivariate and phenetic analyses. Although developed primarily for ecological applications, some of its component programs are useful in systematics and biogeography. Available for Mac or VAX systems (a Windows version is planned).
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