List by Author: Daniel Huson, Vincent Moulton and Mike Steel, assembled by Marianne Freiberger
Reconstructing the tree of life 
Next year is a great one for biology. Not only will we celebrate 150 years since the publication of On the origin of species, but also 200 years since the birth of its author, Charles Darwin. At the heart of Darwin's theory of evolution lies a beautifully simple mathematical object: the evolutionary tree. In this article we look at how maths is used to reconstruct and understand it.
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