Contents 1 Journal Web Pages 2 UConn Library Resources 3 Software available on this server 4 Statistics resources 4.1 R specific resources 5 Teaching resources 6 Other resources available on this server

Journal Web Pages

• Journal Web Pages

UConn Library Resources

• Web of Science
• Scopus

Software available on this server

• Nucleodiv -- hierarchical analysis of nucleotide diversity
• HS -- an index for host specificity
• Hickory -- Bayesian estimates of Fst
• MCMC++ -- A C++ class library for Monte Carlo Markov Chain analyses
• Population Biology Simulations
  • Source code for the simulations

Statistics resources

• OpenBUGS
• JAGS
• STAN

R specific resources

• CRAN The Comprehensive R Archive Network
• Rseek.org R-specific web search
• R vocabulary A concise list o useful R language constructs (including basic statistics)
• Introduction to Probability and Statistics Using R From the IPSUR website:

  IPSUR stands for Introduction to Probability and Statistics Using R, ISBN: 978-0-557-24979-4, which is a textbook written for an undergraduate course in probability and statistics. The approximate prerequisites are two or three semesters of calculus and some linear algebra in a few places. Attendees of the class include mathematics, engineering, and computer science majors.

• Ben Bolker's GLMM wiki
• R graphical manual
• inside-R
• My cheat sheet on R

Teaching resources

• Links to population genetics visualization tools
• Seminar on statistical phylogeography

Other resources available on this server

• Web site for my graduate course in population genetics
• Web site for my graduate course in conservation biology
• Bayesian population genetic data analysis
• Valuing biodiversity Resources from a reading group sponsored by the Humanities Institute in Spring 2007
• Unpublished notes on miscellaneous topics
• My cheat sheet on R
• Quick tips on (La)TeX