What do mean by 10%, 20% and more than 50% Bootstrap value in phylogenetic analysis?
What do mean by 10%, 20% and more than 50% Bootsrat value in phylogenetic analysis?? can anybody please clarify me!!
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Bootstrap: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bootstrapping_(statistics) and here a short explanation for phylogeny from the MEGA manual.
90% bootstrap support means that the given branch topology is present in 90% of the bootstrap trees.