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<title>Phylotastic demos</title>
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<a href="http://phylo.cs.nmsu.edu:3000/" target="_top">Phylotastic portal</a>
<p>View a tree for a list of species (with images and link-outs). The portal will help you make a list by harvesting names from a web page or file (PDF, docx, etc), reading your pre-made list (one name per line or DwC-A) or choosing from a taxon you name (e.g., "Felidae"). </p>
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Phylotastic "trees to go" mobile app
<p>Snap photos of signs in a zoo, museum, arboretum, etc., and you can use our app to extract out species names, add them to a list, and get make a tree. Available for iOS (go to app store) or Android (ask). </p>
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DateLife (<a href="http://datelife.org/" target="_top">web form</a> or <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWmLrbUWtyM" target="_top">screencast</a>)
<p>Wouldn't it be great to calibrate your tree using dates of evolutionary divergence estimated by experts, based on fossil evidence (but without the restrictions of TimeTree)? Welcome to the live demo of DateLife!</font></p>
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<a href="http://phylotastic.cs.nmsu.edu/shiny/reconciliotastic/" target="_top">Reconciliotastic (online demo)</a>
<p>Reconcili-o-tastic starts with a gene tree, discovers the species for each gene, gets a species tree phylotastically, then runs reconciliation software and displays the results graphically.</p>
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<a href="http://bit.ly/QjymbK" target="_top">Mesquite-o-tastic (screencast)</a>
<p>What would it be like to get a species phylogeny without ever leaving your favorite software workbench for evolutionary analysis?</p>
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<a href="http://youtu.be/kMME658xOu4" target="_top">Making Galaxy Phylotastic! (screencast)</a>
<p>Whether you are a Galaxy user or just curious, this screencast will show how to use this popular workflow environment to compose and execute a phylotastic workflow (rectify names, get tree, calibrate using DateLife). Want more? Check out the <a href="https://github.com/phylotastic/arch-galaxy" target="_top">code</a> and a <a href="http://galaxy.phylotastic.net" target="_top">live server</a>.
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<a href="./demos/phylotastic-viz/index.html" target="_top">Phylo-Taxographer (web tool)</a>
<p>If you are interested in biodiversity or phylogeography, you'll appreciate this interative demo that uses a taxon phylogeny pruned from ToLWeb to browse global species distribution data from GBIF and Map of Life.</p>
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<a href="http://youtu.be/d-fDngweW-M" target="_top">Adding a phylotastic shim service to galaxy webcast</a>
<p>Screencast for the Phylotastic hackathon at NESCent</p>
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