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TreeView
tree drawing software for Apple Macintosh and Windows
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Treefinder
a software program, which computes phylogenetic trees from DNA sequences. A very fast maximum-likelihood program by Gangolf Jobb.
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Trees - software for visualisation and manipulations
an annotated listing of software for the visualization and manipulation of phylogenetic trees
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Treevolve
simulates the evolution of DNA sequences, under a coalescent model which allows population subdivision, exponential growth and recombination
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ULM
Unified Life Models. MS-Windows program designed to study population dynamics models, especially discrete dynamical systems
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Unveil
an ab initio HMM-based Eukaryotic Genefinder. The program utilizes a 283-state Hidden Markov Model to identify nonoverlapping gene models on either or both strands during a single pass over a given DNA sequence. Individual components of the model can be independently retrained using the Baum-Welch EM algorithm. In this way, the program is readily retrainable for other organisms without recompilation, and the structure of the underlying model can be modified with only minor changes to the source code
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VENUS data capture application
The VENUS data capture application was developed for capturing ecological data collected using the RISC standard, the Field Manual for Describing Terrestrial Ecosystems (DTEIF).
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VIDOS
VIDOS is the Web-based digital video editing and customisation service for the UK academic community, available free of charge to all members of higher and further education establishments and research Institutions throughout the United Kingdom who have .ac.uk e-mail addresses (web archive site)
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VarroaPop
computer program which simulates the growth of Varroa mite populations in honey bee colonies
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VegAna
Vegetation Edition and Analysis Tools (multivariate analysis software)
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