WikiEdge:ArXiv-2408.17105v1/summary

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研究背景

Rooted phylogenetic networks play an increasingly important role in studying the evolution of biological entities (referred to as taxa) such as species, populations, and viruses whose evolutionary histories cannot be accurately represented by a phylogenetic tree. Tree-child networks are a particular class of rooted phylogenetic networks that has been extensively investigated in recent years.