The fields of phylogenetic tree and network inference have dramatically advanced in the last
decade, but independently with few attempts to bridge them. Here we provide a framework …

Population genetic research has transformed from the study of genetic structures into a
much wider and highly multidisciplinary research field. In this contribution, we outline the …

Haplotype network construction is a widely used approach for analysing and visualizing the
relationships among DNA sequences within a population or species. This approach has …

Background and Aims How generalist plants diverge in response to pollinator selection
without becoming specialized is still unknown. This study explores this question, focusing on …

Accurate identification of units for conservation is particularly challenging for marine species
as obvious barriers to gene flow are generally lacking. Bryde's whales (Balaenoptera spp.) …

In population genetics and phylogeography, haplotype genealogy graphs are important
tools for the visualization of population structure based on sequence data. In this type of …

In the last decade, several studies have shown that subterranean aquatic habitats harbor
cryptic species with restricted geographic ranges, frequently occurring as isolated …

As representative of the early-divergent groups of angiosperms, Saxifragales is extremely
divergent in morphology, comprising 15 families. Within this order, our previous case studies …

Pedigrees illustrate the genealogical relationships among individuals, and phylogenies do
the same for groups of organisms (such as species, genera, etc.). Here, I provide a brief …

A genetic variability and relationship study subjected to 41 banana cultivars from East Java
based on nrDNA sequences of the ITS region was conducted. It would be useful to consider …