Our e-book has dropped, people! Personally, I'd hold out for the print edition (coming Sept. 6th), but this is still the cheapest way to get your (virtual) hands on a copy. 👇

This was done in #Rstats using knowledge of base R graphics & how phylogenies are stored & plotted in the R environment. To learn more about how to do this type of thing, check out my Princeton University Press book with Luke Harmon, esp. Chapter 13. 👇

My book with Luke Harmon is out. At 440pp in length, & with 1000s of lines of R code, there are bound to be a few bugs. Readers are encouraged to report any issues that they encounter, & I'll document all corrections or addenda on the book webpage: phytools.org/Rbook/.

We're loving the buzz around Phylogenetic Comparative Methods in R by Liam Revell and Luke Harmon! Out now in ebook with paperback and hardcover coming on Sept. 9th. hubs.ly/Q01kXz0F0 #biology

Are you teaching about phylogenetics? Take a look inside this new textbook from Liam Revell and Luke Harmon, which shows how to carry out phylogenetic comparative analyses in the R statistical computing environment: hubs.ly/Q01nKzf-0 #ScienceSunday

Department seminar by Liam Revell at U Wyoming botany

Yes we are usually pretty good at working out the details to come wherever people would like us. Like, anywhere in the world.

I know people have been asking about our next workshop. So here it is!

We’ve been going through a chapter each week of this amazing book by ⁦Liam Revell⁩ & ⁦Luke Harmon⁩ this semester with ⁦Ohio Center for Ecological & Evolutionary Studies⁩ & ⁦Env & Plant Biol⁩ grads & undergrads. Such an amazing resource and opportunity to learn phylogenetic comparative methods!

Luke Harmon & I are giving away a few copies of our PCMs in R book at #Evol2023. The first grad student at the meeting to reply to this tweet gets this one. Please DO NOT reply if you already have a copy. #GoldenRule.

Definitely!

Fun #PCM talk by @bstaggmartin about detecting the effect of the value of one continuous trait on the rate of a second at #Evol2023.

Last free book that we have at #evol2023

This poster inspired me so much.

And this is me doing the thing! 👇 Fundación Un Cambio por la Vida

James Boyko, Luke Harmon (joining remotely), & I will be teaching an NSF-sponsored phylogenetic comparative methods in R workshop March 22nd to 24th at UMass Boston. More info & link to apply: blog.phytools.org/2024/02/announ…. 1/2

Another Phylogenetic Comparative Methods in #Rstats in the bag. Thanks to James Boyko & Luke Harmon for help teaching & especially to all the amazing course participants!

I just learned that my Phylogenetic Comparative Methods in #Rstats book with Luke Harmon is 50% from Princeton University Press -- which is an even better deal than authors get!! 😃 Check it out here: press.princeton.edu/books/paperbac…

I just submitted a new article (with Luke Harmon) about modeling discrete phenotypic trait evolution with Γ-distributed rate heterogeneity among edges -- but you can already check out a pre-print here! 👉 github.com/liamrevell/Rev…

Luke Harmon & I have a new bioRxiv pre-print describing a not-so-new semiparametric phylogenetic comparative method that Luke devised but had never published. Check it out here: doi.org/10.1101/2025.0….