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In my opinion the book has achieved the goal of the editors to give a detailed overview of key topics in molecular evolution. As with any selection of topics, especially in a field developing as rapidly as phylogenetics, there are certainly topics that have not been addressed but are (or soon turn out to be) of equal importance such as, e.g., the simultaneous construction of sequence alignments and evolutionary trees. The material that is covered in the book can serve as an entry point which leads the reader quickly to the relevant literature and also provides some help for how different approaches to a particular problem compare to one another. It is certainly not a textbook and, depending on the topic, requires a good deal of background knowledge. Depending on this background knowledge, some readers aiming to understand in depth the methods and results discussed will probably need to consult the original papers. In conclusion, the book can serve as a very good reference for researchers in the field and to some extent as a source where the reader searching for an appropriate method to analyze a particular data set can find some guidance.

Review of "Reconstructing Evolution: New mathematical and computational advances" edited by Olivier Gascuel and Mike Steel