The State of Bayesian Phylogenetics : Bayes for the Uninitiated
@inproceedings{Brown2004TheSO,
title={The State of Bayesian Phylogenetics : Bayes for the Uninitiated},
author={Joseph W. Brown},
year={2004}
}2 I think that I shall never see A poem lovely as a tree... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thank you to Dr. Stephen Lougheed for the time required to research and conceptualize this paper, and Dr. Theresa Burg for a space free from teething graduate students and frenzied, underpaid babies in which to write it.
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