DAISIE is an island biogeography model that assumes island biota assembly is governed by immigration, extinction and speciation through cladogenesis and anagenesis. This likelihood-based statistical package can simulate islands and estimate parameters of the DAISIE model based on phylogenetic/phylogeographic data. Cladogenesis and immigration rates can be dependent on diversity.
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