… Should a single consensus tree be desired Thorley et al.’s (1998) Cladistic Information
Content (CIC) provides an objective criterion for choosing between consensus trees. RadCon is …

Using a simple example and simulations, we explore the impact of input tree shape upon a
broad range of supertree methods. We find that input tree shape can affect how conflict is …

The sand goby Pomatoschistus minutus is a major component of marine shelf and estuarine
food webs and an important study organism in behavioural research. Yet, despite the sand …

Stranding of fish due to flow reductions has been documented in the near shore of the Columbia
and Kootenay Rivers, Canada, and can result in sub‐lethal or lethal effects on fish. Ten …

In decay analyses the support for a particular split in most-parsimonious trees is its decay
index, that is, the extra steps required of the shortest trees that do not include the split. By …

Phylogenetic Information Content, a class of measures of the information provided by consensus
trees based on the number of permitted resolutions of the consensus, is introduced. A …

The potential utility of rod catch and automatic fish counter data as measures of Atlantic
salmon (Salmo salar) abundance in Scottish rivers was assessed. The trend (long-term) and …

Differential exploitation of the various components of a fish stock can adversely affect the
diversity, abundance and long‐term survival of the entire stock. Many anadromous salmonid …

Any tree can be represented by a variety of matrices from which the tree can be reconstructed.
Such matrix representations (encodings) of trees have been used in a number of contexts, …

Although a variety of supertree methods have been proposed, our understanding of these
methods is limited. In turn, this limits the potential for biologists who seek to construct …