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The Complexity of the uSPR distance

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Phylogenetics

We show that subtree prune and regraft (uSPR) distance on unrooted trees is fixed parameter tractable with respect to the distance. We also make progress on a conjecture of Steel on the preservation of uSPR distance under chain reduction.

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