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Congruence Tests indicate simultaneous congruence at negative surface charges.

A fusion of the congruent three trees is noted NPL-A at the first root (for Nj, m P, m L, with All topology congruence tests passed).

Still, increased data set size can pose a problem for congruence tests that involve pairwise comparison (Planet and Sarkar 2005; Leigh et al. 2008).

Numerous congruence tests have also been designed recently such as principal component analysis on log-likelihood ratios or p-values [ 62], or heat maps to identify groups of congruent markers [ 63, 64].

In those tests (e.g., character congruence tests such as the incongruence length difference test [ 49] and variants, or likelihood based tests), the null hypothesis (H0) is " that the same tree underlies all of the dataset partitions" [ 48].

Fortunately, the critical power (and relevance) of such simple congruence tests can be illustrated by studying an increasing number of independent test topologies, "supported" or "rejected" by individual genes.

We present herein a congruence test to real-world data of the widely used indices AMBI, M-AMBI and BENTIX in tidal flats of a subtropical estuary.

Phylogenetic congruence testing is another quantitative way of comparing phylogenetic topologies.

We thank Callum Brandon for technical assistance and David Bryant for discussions regarding phylogenetic congruence testing.

A phylogenetic congruence test [33] revealed significant discordance among gene phylogenies attributable to within-species recombination among all 4 loci (partition homogeneity test, p = 0.001).

I call the third approach congruence testing.