-
Changes in
climate are
thought to be the
driving force in
creating paleoendemic species,
generally due to
habitat loss.
Regions where the
climate has...
- a much
larger area, but died out in most of
their range, are
called paleoendemic, in
contrast to
neoendemic species,
which are new
species that have not...
- Sang-Hun (2008). "Phylogenetic
Relationships and
Taxonomic Status Of the
Paleoendemic ****aceae Of
Western North America:
Recognition Of A New Genus, Notholithocarpus"...
- Oh SH (2008). "Phylogenetic
relationships and
taxonomic status of the
paleoendemic ****aceae of
Western North America:
recognition of a new genus, Notholithocarpus"...
- the Old
World Cupressus (OWC) species.
Hesperocyparis macrocarpa is a
paleoendemic, with
fossilized remains discovered in
Drakes Bay and
Rancho La Brea...
-
restricted to a
limited area of the
western Sierra Nevada, California. As a
paleoendemic species, they
occur in
scattered groves, with a
total of 81
groves (see...
- concentrations,
temperatures and
drought stress on
photosynthetic activity in two
paleoendemic resurrection plant species Ramonda Serbica and R. Nathaliae. Environmental...
- pre-dating the age of
Guadalupe Island. This
suggests that H.
palmeri is a
paleoendemic that was once more
widespread and then
retreated to
Guadalupe Island...
- Sang-Hun (2008). "Phylogenetic
relationships and
taxonomic status of the
paleoendemic ****aceae of
Western North America:
recognition of a new genus, Notholithocarpus"...
-
locales that host one or more
critically endangered species (regarded as
paleoendemics or
glacial relicts) are
generally uncontested as bona fide
glacial refugia...
