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Spatio-temporal history of the endemic genera of Madagascar
Sven Buerki
, Dion S. Devey
, Martin W. Callmander
, Peter B. Phillipson
, Félix Forest
Biological Sciences
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Missouri Botanical Garden
Muséum national d'histoire naturelle
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Spatiotemporal
100%
Madagascar
100%
Endemic Genus
100%
Madagascan
100%
Angiosperms
40%
Evolutionary History
20%
Evolutionary Process
20%
Species Richness
20%
Africa
20%
Fossil Evidence
20%
Southern Africa
20%
Extinction Events
20%
Past Climate Change
20%
Miocene
20%
South-East Asia
20%
Species Level
20%
Phylogenetic Information
20%
Seychelles
20%
Biodiversity Hotspot
20%
Biogeographical Model
20%
Endemic Flora
20%
Botanist
20%
Eocene-Oligocene
20%
Species Extinction
20%
Mascarenes
20%
Comoros
20%
Floristic Affinity
20%
Divergence Time Estimation
20%
Endemism
20%
Gondwanan Breakup
20%
Sarcolaenaceae
20%
Southeast India
20%
Climate Change Event
20%
Botanical Diversity
20%
Anthropogenic Deforestation
20%
Phylogenetic Clustering
20%
Vicariance
20%
Biodiversity Patterns
20%
Taxonomic Framework
20%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Madagascar
100%
Climate Change
33%
Miocene
33%
Africa
33%
Eocene
33%
Southern Africa
33%
India
33%
Oligocene
33%
Southeast Asia
33%
Deforestation
33%
Comoros
33%
Species Richness
33%
Vicariance
33%
Floristics
33%
Endemism
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Flora
100%
Biodiversity
66%
Angiosperm
66%
Climate Change
33%
Sister
33%
Lineage
33%
Deforestation
33%
Botanists
33%
Sarcolaenaceae
33%
Extinction Event
33%
Species Richness
33%