Super oriented cycles in permutations.

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The degree of dissimilarity between genome sequences of homologous species is a measure of the evolutionary distance between them. It serves as a metric in the construction of phylogenetic trees, which depict the evolutionary relationships and common ancestry among different species. Given two genome sequences, evolutionary distance is determined by estimating the number of global mutations that transform one...

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