HIGHLIGHTS
- who: François Chevenet from the Université de Montpellier, Montpellier, France have published the Article: EvoLaps: a web interface to visualize continuous phylogeographic reconstructions, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: Thanks to the continuous latitude/longitude coordinates associated to a dynamic clustering process, EvoLaps facilitates the search of phylogeographic patterns based on various aggregation levels of locations.
SUMMARY
The EvoLaps interface (Fig 1) is composed of two panels: a panel displaying three toolboxes on the left side of the interface: ‘Data', ‘Clustering' and ‘Edition' (Fig 1a) and, on the right side of . . .
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