The NJ tree is from Genome-Wide Analysis in Brazilian Xavante Indians Reveals Low Degree of Admixture. It's a visualization of a genetic distance matrix. Am I strange, or do these sorts of trees really leave a lot to be desired in terms of actually getting across any extra information beyond a table?
On the limits of feathery trees
Explore the genetic distance matrix visualization from Brazilian Xavante Indians that reveals a low degree of admixture.
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