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Tip dating is a technique used in molecular dating that allows the inference of time-calibrated phylogenetic trees. Its defining feature is that it uses the ages of the samples to provide time information for the analysis, in contrast with traditional '' methods that require age constraints to be applied to the internal nodes of the evolutionary tree. This promising method is not yet fully mature, and there are a number of possible biases or undesirable behaviour that must be taken into account when interpreting its results.