Analysis of Pattern (ANOPA) and multidimensional scaling are techniques that reduce the dimensionality of a dataset to three dimensions. These methods have been used in a number of baraminological studies, many of which have not yet been published. This website will track published references to multivariate techniques as well as serve as an electronic repository for 3D results on various taxa.
Viewing 3D files on this server requires MAGE, available here. To view the files, click on the KINEMAGE link and save the file to your local disk. Then load the file into MAGE.
- Wood TC. 2005. A creationist review and preliminary analysis of the history, geology, climate, and biology of the Galapagos Islands. CORE Issues in Creation 1:1-241.
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- Wood TC. 2005. Visualizing baraminic distances using classical multidimensional scaling. Origins 57:9-29. [PDF].
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- Cavanaugh DP, Wood TC, Wise KP. 2003. Fossil Equidae: a monobaraminic, stratomorphic series. In Ivey, RL. Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Creationism. Creation Science Fellowship, Pittsburgh, pp. 143-153.
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- Cavanaugh DP, Wood TC. 2002. A baraminological analysis of the tribe Heliantheae sensu lato (Asteraceae) using Analysis of Pattern (ANOPA). Occasional Papers of the BSG 1:1-11. [Abstract].
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- Wood TC, Cavanaugh DP. 2001. A baraminological analysis of subtribe Flaveriinae (Asteraceae: Helenieae) and the origin of biological complexity. Origins 52:7-27. [Full Text] [PDF]
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