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Ecological influences in the biogeography of the Austral sedges
The biogeographic history of a species is a result of both stochastic processes such as dispersal and habitat filters that determine where a population with a given set of biological requirements can become established. In this dissertation, I examine the geographical and ecological distribution of...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2016
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