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Título
Evolutionary history of the flora from Western Mediterranean continental islands: phylogeography of the palaeoendemic species Arenaria balearica (Caryophyllaceae)
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Congreso
Biodiversity and Vegetation: Patterns, Processes, Conservation: 57st Annual Symposium of the International Association for Vegetation Science
Año del Documento
2014
Résumé
Within the Mediterranean global biodiversity hotspot, the
Tyrrhenian Islands support a high percentage of endemic taxa (c. 10–20%; Cañadas et
al. 2014). Some endemic plant species shared among Corsica, Sardinia, and the Balearic
Islands have been designated ‘Hercynian endemics’ (Mansion et al. 2008), and have been
frequently considered palaeoendemics. Although it has been traditionally accepted that
Arenaria balearica L. (Caryophyllaceae) could be a Tertiary relict plant species, this has never
been tested by phylogeographic data. Our aim is investigate the palaeohistorical reasons
underlying the highly disjunct distribution of the species in the Western Mediterranean
region.
Idioma
eng
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