Titlebook: Evolutionary Biogeography of the Marine Algae of the North Atlantic; David J. Garbary,G. Robin South Conference proceedings 1990 Springer-

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The Distribution and Evolution of the Laminariales: North Pacific — Atlantic Relationshipss, especially those dealing with temperature tolerance and hybridization studies. Within the digitate section of ., it is suggested that at least two Pacific ancestors invaded the North Atlantic via the Bering Strait and the Arctic coasts when the the Bering Land Bridge became submerged during the P

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A Preliminary Phylogenetic Analysis of the Phyllophoraceae, Gigartinaceae and Petrocelidaceae (Rhodoyllophoraceae, Gigartinaceae and Petrocelidaceae are a monophyletic group of red algae. The cladogram is consistent with present familial concepts. Despite the loosely filamentous construction of most entities referred to the Gigartinaceae and the Petrocelidaceae, it appears that the Petrocelidaceae

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Role of the Arctic Ocean as a Bridge between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans: Fact and Hypothesissentially a depauperate extension of the N Atlantic flora, with few endemic species. It is ‘stamped’ by the environment in its adaptations to cold temperatures and low light conditions. Characteristics and geographic limits of the Arctic biome are discussed, as well as previous misconceptions of thi

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