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Hi, thank you for providing an excellent tool. I have successfully run the analysis on the genomes of six species. I have a question: if I want to know the specific rearrangements of each species' chromosomes relative to the ancestral chromosomes, which files should I retrieve?
For example, I want to find the statistics like the paper listed:
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Hi, thank you for providing an excellent tool. I have successfully run the analysis on the genomes of six species. I have a question: if I want to know the specific rearrangements of each species' chromosomes relative to the ancestral chromosomes, which files should I retrieve?
For example, I want to find the statistics like the paper listed:
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Hi, thank you for providing an excellent tool. I have successfully run the analysis on the genomes of six species. I have a question: if I want to know the specific rearrangements of each species' chromosomes relative to the ancestral chromosomes, which files should I retrieve?
For example, I want to find the statistics like the paper listed:

The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: