Traversing the tangle: algorithms and applications for cophylogenetic studies.

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Cophylogenetic analysis supposes that two or more phylogenetic trees for linked groups have been constructed, and explores the relationships the trees have with each other. These types of analyses are most commonly used to assess relationships between hosts and their parasites, however the methodology can also be applied to diverse types of problems such as an examination of the phylogenies of genes with respect...

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