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### Convert taxonomy to Newick tree

This is probably only useful in a few specific cases but a convenience function `makeNewick` to convert taxonomy into a Newick tree is included. The function takes a matrix giving with columns corresponding to taxonomic categories and rows different taxonomic assignments, e.g. the output from `condenseTaxa` or `getTaxonomy` and reduces it to a Newick formatted tree. For example:
This is probably only useful in a few specific cases but a convenience function `makeNewick` to convert taxonomy into a Newick tree is included. The function takes a matrix giving with columns corresponding to taxonomic categories and rows different to taxonomic assignments, e.g. the output from `condenseTaxa` or `getTaxonomy` and reduces it to a Newick formatted tree. For example:

```{r,echo=FALSE}
taxa<-matrix(c('Eukaryota','Chordata','Mammalia','Primates','Hominidae','Homo','Eukaryota','Chordata','Mammalia','Primates','Hominidae','Pan','Eukaryota','Chordata','Mammalia',NA,'Cervidae','Alces'),nrow=3,byrow=TRUE)
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### Convert taxonomy to Newick tree

This is probably only useful in a few specific cases but a convenience function `makeNewick` to convert taxonomy into a Newick tree is included. The function takes a matrix giving with columns corresponding to taxonomic categories and rows different taxonomic assignments, e.g. the output from `condenseTaxa` or `getTaxonomy` and reduces it to a Newick formatted tree. For example:
This is probably only useful in a few specific cases but a convenience function `makeNewick` to convert taxonomy into a Newick tree is included. The function takes a matrix giving with columns corresponding to taxonomic categories and rows different to taxonomic assignments, e.g. the output from `condenseTaxa` or `getTaxonomy` and reduces it to a Newick formatted tree. For example:



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usage: usage.html
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### Convert taxonomy to Newick tree

This is probably only useful in a few specific cases but a convenience function `makeNewick` to convert taxonomy into a Newick tree is included. The function takes a matrix giving with columns corresponding to taxonomic categories and rows different taxonomic assignments, e.g. the output from `condenseTaxa` or `getTaxonomy` and reduces it to a Newick formatted tree. For example:
This is probably only useful in a few specific cases but a convenience function `makeNewick` to convert taxonomy into a Newick tree is included. The function takes a matrix giving with columns corresponding to taxonomic categories and rows different to taxonomic assignments, e.g. the output from `condenseTaxa` or `getTaxonomy` and reduces it to a Newick formatted tree. For example:

```{r,echo=FALSE}
taxa<-matrix(c('Eukaryota','Chordata','Mammalia','Primates','Hominidae','Homo','Eukaryota','Chordata','Mammalia','Primates','Hominidae','Pan','Eukaryota','Chordata','Mammalia',NA,'Cervidae','Alces'),nrow=3,byrow=TRUE)
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