I want to convert my phylogeny into a dendrogram so I can use it with dendextend in R to produce a tanglegram. I have made some progress but I keep encountering errors, see below:library(ape)library(dendextend)Tree <- rtree(10, rooted=F)Tree <- read.tree(file=clipboard, text=NULL) # test <- as.dendrogram(Tree) ## Error in ape::as.hclust.phylo(object) : the tree is not ultrametricTree.ultra <- chronos(Tree)  # test <- as.dendrogram(Tree.ultra) ## Error in ape::as.hclust.phylo(object) : the tree is not rootedTree.ultra$root.edge <- 0# test <- as.dendrogram(Tree.ultra) ## Error in ape::as.hclust.phylo(object) : the tree is not binaryThis thread seems to be the closest to answering my issues but the workflow is different and Im not sure how to address this binary issue. I have tried using as.hclust, as.hclust.phylo and hclust. 
How to convert a phylogeny to a dendrogram in R
r;phylogeny
After searching high and low I have found an answer from this threadWorkflow goes like:library(DECIPHER)dend1 <- ReadDendrogram(file=clipboard)   Note the newick file cannot be an existing object in the R environment. Its must be 'read in'. Available in Bioconductor.This object can then be used in the dendextend package and tanglegram function. 