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CIPRES outreach: Building a Phylogeny Museum Exhibition Michael Donoghue Yale University

CIPRES outreach: Building a Phylogeny Museum Exhibition Michael Donoghue Yale University. CIPRes Outreach Meeting, Yale University, 9-10 December 2005 Reed Beaman Yale Peabody Museum (ATOL) Mike Braun Smithsonian Institution (ATOL)

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CIPRES outreach: Building a Phylogeny Museum Exhibition Michael Donoghue Yale University

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  1. CIPRES outreach: Building a Phylogeny Museum Exhibition Michael Donoghue Yale University

  2. CIPRes Outreach Meeting, Yale University, 9-10 December 2005 Reed Beaman Yale Peabody Museum (ATOL) Mike Braun Smithsonian Institution (ATOL) Joel Cracraft American Museum of Natural History (ATOL) Michael Donoghue Yale Peabody Museum(ATOL) Sam Donovan University of Pittsburgh Kirsten Fisher NESCent Laura Friedman Yale Peabody Museum Jacques Gauthier Yale Peabody Museum (ATOL) Shannon Hackett The Field Museum (ATOL) David Heiser Yale Peabody Museum Jay Holmes American Museum of Natural History P. Korsmo-Kennon Bell Museum, University of Minnesota Scott Lanyon Bell Museum, University of Minnesota Darcie MacMahon Florida Museum of Natural History David Maddison University of Arizona(ATOL) David Mindell University of Michigan Brian Moore Yale University Whitney Owens The Field Museum Cynthia Perrine UC Berkeley Jepson Herbarium Jane Pickering Yale Peabody Museum Ann Johnson Prum Coneflower Productions Rick Prum Yale Peabody Museum Katja Schulz University of Arizona Judy Scotchmoor UC Museum of Paleontology Cate Starr American Museum of Natural History Ward Wheeler American Museum of Natural History(ATOL) Tandy Warnow University of Texas Unable to attend:David Baum (Wisconsin), Brent Mishler (Berkeley)(ATOL), Rebecca Shapley (Akodon)

  3. http://tree-thinking.org

  4. David Baum Average number wrong: 79.25% Average number wrong: 77.00%

  5. Fish Salamander Turtle Snake Lizard % Wrong 77% Is order along the top important? David Baum 11%

  6. Compared three tree shapes David Baum

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  10. Bembidion rothfelsi Bembidion louiseae David Maddison

  11. The Early Paleozoic

  12. The Precambrian

  13. CIPRes Outreach Meeting, Yale University, 9-10 December 2005 Reed Beaman Yale Peabody Museum (ATOL) Mike Braun Smithsonian Institution (ATOL) Joel Cracraft American Museum of Natural History (ATOL) Michael Donoghue Yale Peabody Museum (ATOL) Sam Donovan University of Pittsburgh Kirsten Fisher NESCent Laura Friedman Yale Peabody Museum Jacques Gauthier Yale Peabody Museum (ATOL) Shannon Hackett The Field Museum (ATOL) David Heiser Yale Peabody Museum Jay Holmes American Museum of Natural History P. Korsmo-Kennon Bell Museum, University of Minnesota Scott Lanyon Bell Museum, University of Minnesota Darcie MacMahon Florida Museum of Natural History David Maddison University of Arizona (ATOL) David Mindell University of Michigan Brian Moore Yale University Whitney Owens The Field Museum Cynthia Perrine UC Berkeley Jepson Herbarium Jane Pickering Yale Peabody Museum Ann Johnson Prum Coneflower Productions Rick Prum Yale Peabody Museum Katja Schulz University of Arizona Judy Scotchmoor UC Museum of Paleontology Cate Starr American Museum of Natural History Ward Wheeler American Museum of Natural History (ATOL) Tandy Warnow University of Texas Unable to attend:David Baum (Wisconsin), Brent Mishler (Berkeley) (ATOL), Rebecca Shapley (Akodon)

  14. CIPRES Phylogeny Exhibition • What is the Tree of Life (ToL)? • What does “phylogenetic relationship” mean? • How are we able to infer phylogenetic relationships (i.e., using what logic)? • How big is the ToL? • How hard is it (computationally, and in terms of the data necessary) to infer how species are related to one another? • How much do we know now about the ToL? • Are we finding any major surprises about the ToL? • Of what real use is knowledge of the ToL?

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