Cryptic northern refugia and the origins of the modern biota
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...The problem, in our view, with assigning glacial refugia to coldadapted species is that they generally have a larger distribution during cold stages than during periods of warm climate (e.g. Stewart & Lister 2001; Dalén et al. 2005; Stewart & Dalén 2008)....
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...The concept, as originally conceived by Stewart & Lister (2001) was applied to taxa that were not generally accepted as living in central or northern Europe during the last glaciation....
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...Cryptic northern refugia may often comprise sheltered habitats located in deeply incised valleys that provided microclimates for temperate species, allowing them to survive at latitudes where they would normally have perished (Stewart & Lister 2001)....
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...An important category of refugia are the cryptic refugia as defined by Stewart & Lister (2001)....
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...In fact, the original inclusion of pine (Pinus sylvestris) living on the Norwegian coast during the last glaciation (Stewart & Lister 2001), was already stretching the definition of a cryptic northern refugium as this taxon is not strictly temperate and is relatively cold-tolerant....
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...…m year)1 obtained with fossil pollen data sets, the genetic structures of modern tree populations provide evidence that colonization was driven mainly by slower dispersal from disjunct and cryptic glacial refugia, which are quite poorly identified by palynological data (Stewart & Lister, 2001)....
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