Hey Russell,
as per my email, the genlight object that results from the above has ploidy issues. I looked a bit more at it today and gl@ploidy results in "NULL" but when I look at ploidy for each individual, it's either 1,2,or 3. The 3's probably come from the stacking policy as you mentioned, I'm not sure about the 1's. setting ploidy to 2 allows further downstream analysis but I do wonder what this is doing to the genotypes inside the genlight object itself. Anyway, thanks for your help!
Peta
Hey Russell, as per my email, the genlight object that results from the above has ploidy issues. I looked a bit more at it today and gl@ploidy results in "NULL" but when I look at ploidy for each individual, it's either 1,2,or 3. The 3's probably come from the stacking policy as you mentioned, I'm not sure about the 1's. setting ploidy to 2 allows further downstream analysis but I do wonder what this is doing to the genotypes inside the genlight object itself. Anyway, thanks for your help! Peta