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CharacteriSations of Planar Galled Network
Rooted phylogenetic networks are widely used to represent the evolution of species that have undergone reticulate processes. However, these networks can be highly non-planar, making them more difficult to visualise and interpret than evolutionary trees. In this paper, we investigate planarity proper
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