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- their reproduction ecology that ultimately forced each of the species into refugial ranges where they could survive.[citation needed] The extinct genus Austrosequoia...
- activities such as deforestation and overhunting. Present examples of refugial animal species are the mountain gorilla, isolated to specific mountains...
- have attempted to restore either species to reproductive health in their refugial riverside patches where each apparently survived peak episodes of glacial...
- several relict animals and plants, the fact reflecting the presence of refugial forests, which survived the Ice Age in the Caucasus Mountains. The Caucasus...
- Triturus species, the northern crested newt was probably confined to small refugial areas in the Carpathians during the Last Glacial Maximum. While the International...
- Food and Drug Administration. Flagstad, Oystein; Roed, Knut H. (2003). "Refugial origins of reindeer (Rangifer tarandus L) inferred from mitochondrial DNA...
- upper Jur****ic dolomites. It was previously ****umed that glacial relict/refugial flora are absent in the maritime High-Karst physiographic area with warm...
- (2005) Refugial origin and postglacial colonization of holarctic reindeer and caribou. Rangifer 25: 19-30. Flagstad O, Røed KH (2003) Refugial origins...
- H.; Morley, Robert J.; Bush, Andrew B. G. (7 July 2009). "The current refugial rainforests of Sundaland are unrepresentative of their biogeographic past...
- variation. Once a reversal in climate change allows for rapid migration out of refugial areas, these species spread rapidly into newly available habitat. A number...