Coronaviruses are much in the news at the moment. Indeed, one particular variant seems to be the major news topic as I write this post. Thi...

In one of the earliest blog posts ( Reviews of recent books ) I provided links to some book reviews. Recently, a few have appeared for Dan ...

A look at the modern literature clearly shows that many, if not most, researchers do not use network methods when exploring reticulate evol...

Splits graphs are a useful way of displaying contradictory information within evolutionary datasets, either incompatible characters (ie. th...

We don't normally discuss individual papers in this blog (except as example datasets), but today I am simply drawing your attention to ...

It has been noted before that we have a wide range of mathematical techniques available for producing data-display networks, most notably t...

This post is just to let everyone know that Dan Gusfield's long-awaited book on the interface between phylogenetics and population gene...

These days, there are many unrooted affinity-type networks used to display conflicting phylogenetic signals. There are many different metho...

When it comes to phylogenetic networks, there is often misunderstanding between biological and computational scientists, because the former...

Ten more datasets have been added to the Datasets  blog page. These are: 2 plant studies where hybrids are known from experimentation 3 ...

Steven Kelk has previously raised the issue about  Validating methods for constructing evolutionary phylogenetic networks : there are curre...

Two types of phylogenetic network are commonly recognized, although there can be gradations between the two extremes. These go by many diff...

In an earlier post I reported on the creation of an Online Primer of Phylogenetic Networks , which is intended as a simple introduction to...