phylocommons: sharing, annotating, and reusing phylogenies
DESCRIPTION
Talk at BOSC 2013.TRANSCRIPT
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PhyloCommons:Sharing, Annotating, and
Reusing Phylogenies
Ben Morris (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)Hilmar Lapp (National Evolutionary Synthesis Center)
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Phylogenetic trees are published at a rapidly increasing rate
Abby et al (2012) PNAS
Bininda-Emonds et al (2007)
Betancur et al 2013
Smith et al 2011
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Phylogenies are key to many biological questions
Edwards & Smith 2010
Jetz et al 2012
Emerson & Gillespie, 2008
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Reuse of phylogenies is nonetheless rare
“Most attempts at phylogenetic data reuse seem
to end in disappointment.”
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Digital archival lags behind
Stoltzfus et al (2012): <4% of published
phylogenies archived
Parr et al (2012)
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Lack of archival is
not the only barrier to
reuse
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>400 citations since 2004
A notable exception to the disappointment
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Data annotation using ontologies
PROV Model
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An example use-case
• Ben is an ecologist assessing phylogenetic community patterns in birds, using the North American Breeding Bird Survey (BBS).
• There are a total of 601 fully identified species in the BBS from 2006-2010. I need to know how these are related.
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Example use-case:naïve approach
• Manually or with scripting match names from the BBS to the Jetz et al. (2012) bird supertree.
• Manually prune out unwanted taxa.
• Results in successfully locating 478 BBS species (80%) in the Jetz et al. tree.
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Example use-case:using PhyloCommons
• With synonym matching, simply paste in unaltered list of species names
• Receive a phylogeny in any desired format containing 575 species (96%)
• Can also filter by additional criteria which trees will be searched
• Disambiguation step shows potential matches, select one to complete the query.
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Acknowledgements
• HIP Leadership Team (organizers of the 2012 and 2013 Phylotastic Hackathons)
• Phylotastic Hackathon sponsors: NESCent, Biodiversity Synthesis Center, iPlant Collaborative
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Try it out, and contribute
• Working instance: http://www.phylocommons.org
• Source code:http://github.com/bendmorris/phylocommons
• MIT licensed