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Finding Tree-Like Substructures in Phylogenetic Networks: ILP Approaches and Their Application
Phylogenetic networks model evolutionary histories that involve reticulate events, but their structural complexity makes them difficult to interpret. Extracting their simple substructures both clarifies the evolutionary pathways and quantifies the complexity of the networks themselves. For a given r
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