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Interpreting phylogenetic trees

In this video, I explain how to interpret a phylogenetic tree. As an example, I use a tree reconstructed from a concatenated mtDNA sequence matrix of colugos from Janecka et al. (2008). In this paper, we showed that there is evidence of cryptic species diversity in the Sunda colugo, a remarkable mammal that can glide over 100 meters. I post the link to the paper below, as well as a great article on them in WIRED. In case you would like to make your own tree or also try changing the way a tree looks I posted all files I used in my GitHub repository for you to download. WIRED article on colugos: https://www.wired.com/2014/11/absurd-... Janecka et al. 2008 paper on cryptic diversity in colugos: https://www.cell.com/current-biology/... Files in GitHub repository: https://github.com/janeckaj/sequence-... ColugoMtDNA_information_on_alignment.docx (description of the sequence file) ColugoMtDNAnoHSAv2.fas (sequence alignment) ColugoMtDNAnoHSAv2.mtsx (MEGA tree session) ColugoMtDNAnoHSAv2_ML_BS.nwk (tree in newick format) ColugoMtDNAnoHSAv2_ML_BS.png (picture of tree)