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Mathematics and BioSciences Group
University of Vienna
Faculty of Mathematics
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A-1090 Vienna, Austria
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Greg B Ewing - Publications
Papers
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Ewing G. and Hermisson J. (2010).
MSMS: A coalescent simulation program including recombination,
demographic structure, and selection at a single locus.
Bioinformatics 26: 2064-2065.
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Ewing G.B., Ebersberger I., Schmidt H.A., and von Haeseler A.
(2008)
Rooted triple consensus and anomalous gene trees.
BMC Evolutionary Biololgy 8: 118.
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Ewing G.B. and Rodrigo A.G. (2006)
Coalescent-based estimation
of population parameters when the number of demes changes over
time.
Molecular Biology and Evolution 33: 951-958.
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Ewing G.B. and Rodrigo, A.G. (2006)
Estimating population
parameters using the structured serial coalescent with Bayesian
MCMC inference when some demes are hidden.
Evolutionary Bioinformatics Online 2: 239-247.
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Ewing G.B., Nicholls G., and Rodrigo A. (2004)
Using temporally spaced sequences to simultaneously estimate migration
rates, mutation rate and population sizes in measurably evolving
populations.
Genetics 168: 2407 - 2420.
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Ross H.A., Lento G.M., Dalebout M.L., Goode M., Ewing G.B.,
McLaren P., Rodrigo A.G., Lavery S., and Baker C.S. (2003)
DNA Surveillance: Web-based molecular identification of whales,
dolphins and porpoises.
Journal of Heredity 94: 111-114.
Submitted
Book Chapter
Rodrigo A.G., Ewing G.B., and Drummond A.J. (2007)
The evolutionary analysis of measurably evolving populations using
serially sampled gene sequences.
Mathematics of Evolution and Phylogenetics (eds. O. Gascuel and M. A. Steel),
Oxford University Press.
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