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Phenorhythms and Forest Refugia
2014Anomalous phenoryhthms such as reiterated anthesis and annual, biennial and intermediate fruiting are recorded for evergreen oaks (Quercus sect. Sclerophyllodrys: Q. ilex, Q. coccifera s.l. and Quercus sect. Cerris: Q. suber) in southern peninsular Italy. The same patterns are known from populations of evergreen oaks of the same sections in the western
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Problems of post-Glacial refugia
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B. Biological Sciences, 1965As the result of investigations into the coleopteran remains contained within organic deposits which were laid down after the maximum of the last glaciation I have tentatively reviewed the late- and post-Glacial faunal history of the British Isles (Pearson 1963).
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Baffin Island Refugia Older than 54,000 Years
Science, 1966Two radiocarbon determinations on marine shells from the east coast of Baffin Island give ages exceeding 50,000 years. These findings indicate the existence of unglaciated areas (refugia) between fiords occupied by outlet glaciers flowing toward Baffin Bay, from the central part of the Wisconsin ice sheet, over the Foxe Basin—Hudson Bay area.
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Late Pleistocene Refugia in Europe
1987In the archaeological record of Paleolithic Europe, southwestern France stands out as a region of exceptional richness and complexity, known for its abundance of sites, detailed sequence of archaeological cultures, and rich inventory of parietal and portable art.
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1979
Carabid beetle distribution and powers of dispersal have provided strong facts in favor of the assumption that isolated refugia for the survival of biota existed during one or more of the Pleistocene glacial periods.
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Carabid beetle distribution and powers of dispersal have provided strong facts in favor of the assumption that isolated refugia for the survival of biota existed during one or more of the Pleistocene glacial periods.
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