The MCC tree follows the NEXUS format:

• the 'location1' and 'location2' variables store the latitude and longitude of sample locations, respectively.
• the 'location1_median' and 'location2_median' variables store the latitude and longitude of ancestral locations.
• the 'location1_xx%HPD' and 'location2_xx%HPD' variables represent areas of uncertainty, corresponding to xx% credibility regions.

Nota Bene: the import phase may cause issues due to different versions of the software used or the options selected during the analysis, which can lead to differences in the structuring of data within the NEXUS file. If editing the file does not resolve the issue, feel free to contact me. This helps review the EvoLaps parser used during the import phase.

In case of a discrete analysis, click and select a ‘Location’ file (txt format)

Heatmap layers can be used to visualize spatial distribution of data. The heatmap layer internally implements Gaussian Kernel Density Estimation to render heatmaps. the data format is as follows: