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I need help in making Phylogenic Diversity tree

Hello guys. I am trying to make a phylogenic diversity of Argonaut protein members in certain chelicerates. I have no idea how to go about it. Can anyone suggest or help me accomplish this? I just need basic steps and I can go from their. I am a beginner in this area please. I may be asking the wrong question also. Help!

gene orf mapping

This is part 2 of your question here: Analyzing .fasta file., correct? It is not advisable to open multiple posts for the same question, and it is especially bad when the posts are created so close to each other (within 24 hours).

You asked your question on a weekend in an open science forum, please wait for responses. Also, if this is the same question you asked in the other post, please delete this question and continue your discussion in the other post.

the other post ended cos im not sure people understand what i was trying to say. I think this explains better what I am trying to do. I can delete that one instead.

As you see fit. However, given that people have interacted with that post, I think this one can be deleted instead.

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Here are two good tutorials that I am certain will be of great help to you, one about phylogeny, the other about asking questions on scientific forums.

Phylogeny for the faint of heart: a tutorial

About the phylogeny tutorial: although the field has moved since the review was published, the step-by-step procedure is still the same as described there. After you learn the concepts, you can then update the methods and software used.

How To Ask Good Questions On Technical And Scientific Forums

This tutorial is great and following its suggestions greatly increases the quality of the questions, and consequently the likelihood they will be properly answered - I suggest you read it before asking your next question.

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