Panbiotracks: programa para análisis de trazos
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https://doi.org/10.22201/ib.20078706e.2025.96.5429Palabras clave:
Panbiogeografía, Análisis de trazos, Python, Software, SistemáticaResumen
Se presenta un programa para llevar a cabo el análisis de trazos llamado Panbiotracks. Su objetivo es resolver
varios problemas que están presentes en paquetes de software similares. Panbiotracks intenta: 1) ser una herramienta rápida, precisa y confiable para generar trazos individuales, trazos generalizados y nodos panbiogeográficos; 2) resolver la dependencia en software anticuado y obsoleto que tienen otros paquetes; y 3) ser un programa libre y de código abierto que pueda ser utilizado en una variedad de entornos y que puede ser actualizado, modificado y
mejorado continuamente.
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