Intercontinental Correlation of Geographical Ranges Suggests Stasis in Ecological Traits of Relict Genera of Temperate Perennial Herbs

Robert E. Ricklefs; Roger Earl Latham

doi:10.1086/285388

journal article Jun 01, 1992

Intercontinental Correlation of Geographical Ranges Suggests Stasis in Ecological Traits of Relict Genera of Temperate Perennial Herbs

Robert E. Ricklefs Roger Earl Latham

The American Naturalist Vol. 139 No. 6 pp. 1305-1321 · University of Chicago Press

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Published: Jun 01, 1992
Vol/Issue: 139(6)
Pages: 1305-1321

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Robert E. Ricklefs, Roger Earl Latham (1992). Intercontinental Correlation of Geographical Ranges Suggests Stasis in Ecological Traits of Relict Genera of Temperate Perennial Herbs. The American Naturalist, 139(6), 1305-1321. https://doi.org/10.1086/285388

Intercontinental Correlation of Geographical Ranges Suggests Stasis in Ecological Traits of Relict Genera of Temperate Perennial Herbs

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