How To Build A Tree Out Of 10000 Mitochondria
I have downloaded 10000 mitochondrial genomes (16.5Kb) from phylotree.org, I want to get the most recent common ancestor sequence as well as knowing where the mutations occur on the tree (the same mutation could occur many times on the tree, thus they would have a higher mutation rate).
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