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Sequence Matrix allows you to easily concatenate gene datasets. A spreadsheet-like interface displays what you've assembled so far; TNT, Nexus, FASTA and Mega files can be dragged into the application to add them. Your entire dataset can be exported as TNT or Nexus files.

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To find out more, please see our introductory screencast of Sequence Matrix on YouTube. We've also made available a presentation on Sequence Matrix (delivered to the Hennig XXVIII conference in June 2009) and the paper we wrote describing Sequence Matrix in Cladistics.

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33 | For users of MacOS X 34 |

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If you get an "unidentified developer" error, please right-click on the file and select "Open": you should get the some error, but with an "Open" button that allows you to bypass it. Alternatively, you can change your security settings: go to System Preferences on your Mac, click on "Security & Privacy" and go to the "General" tab. If you set "All apps downloaded from:" to "Anywhere", Sequence Matrix should run without any problem.

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39 | Testimonials

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Here are some reviews of Sequence Matrix we've spotted around the internet.

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What about Species Identifier?

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Species Identifier is no longer being actively maintained. If you want to 57 | repeat the analyses in 58 | Meier et al, 2006, 59 | you can download the latest release. 60 |

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63 | Problems? Let us know!

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If you find any bugs in this or any other release, please report them to us! The source code for this project is available on GitHub.

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