In phylogeny the evolutionary histories of organisms are studied and presented in trees or networks. The results of such an analysis can differ, depending on the origin of the data and the method used for the tree reconstruction. Hence, often it is not clear which of the various possible evolutions is the one closest to reality. Comparing phylogenies can give more certainty in the results and so it is already common to compute tanglegrams, which visualize trees and their differences. Despite the effort to obtain tree tanglegrams, so far they lack the ability to present networks. But often...