Historia biogeográfica de las briófitas de Chile
Some biogeographical features of bryophytes associated with subtropical-temperate ecosystems in Chile are examined, including diversity, concentration of species richness, endemism, biogeographical composition and disjunctions. The historical-biogeographical interpretation of these characteristics c...
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ftunivchile:oai:repositorio.uchile.cl:2250/181296 2023-05-15T13:34:35+02:00 Historia biogeográfica de las briófitas de Chile Biogeographical history of bryophytes in Chile Villagrán Moraga, Carolina 2020 application/pdf https://repositorio.uchile.cl/handle/2250/181296 es spa Universidad de Concepción, Chile Gayana Bot. (2020) vol. 77, No. 2, 73-114 0016-5301 https://repositorio.uchile.cl/handle/2250/181296 Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Chile http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/cl/ CC-BY-NC-ND Gayana Botánica Diagonal Árida Glaciaciones Macrofósiles/musgos Relictos Pangea/Gondwana Artículo de revista 2020 ftunivchile 2023-01-22T00:51:30Z Some biogeographical features of bryophytes associated with subtropical-temperate ecosystems in Chile are examined, including diversity, concentration of species richness, endemism, biogeographical composition and disjunctions. The historical-biogeographical interpretation of these characteristics considers the major evolutionary changes of the group in three different temporal scenarios, according to geological, paleobotanical and molecular evidences. First, simple- and complex-thalloids liverworts represented in Chile are examined, belonging to the Classes Haplomitriopsida and Marchantiopsida-Marchantiidae, archaic lineages linked to the pre-Cenozoic colonization of the Pangea mega-continent. Examples of simple-thalloids liverworts of Class Jungermanniopsida-Pelliidae, hornworts of the Class Anthocerotopsida and mosses of the Classes Bryopsida and Polytrichopsida illustrate the paleo-austral distribution patterns of bryophytes from the temperate region of Chile, related to the Gondwana breakup and expansion of Angiosperms during the Cretaceous/Paleogene. A second scenario, considers the final uplift of the Andes and the development of the Arid Diagonal of South America during the Neogene, processes that have played a major role in the biogeographical structure of the Chilean and South American floras. In this context, leafy liverworts associated with the relict forests of the Chilean semi-arid coast stand out, particularly epiphyllous liverworts of the two most diverse families of the Class Jungermanniopsida-Jungermanniidae, Lejeuneaceae and Plagiochilaceae, adapted to microclimates favored by coastal fogs. The last scenario discusses the significant role of the Pleistocene glacial cycles in the expansion of the sub-Antarctic temperate-cold element throughout central-southern Chile, and its effects on the concentration of bryophyte richness associated with Chile's temperate-rain ecosystems. Se examinan algunos rasgos biogeográficos de las briófitas asociadas a los ecosistemas subtropicaltemplados de Chile, ... Article in Journal/Newspaper Antarc* Antarctic Universidad de Chile: Repositorio académico Antarctic Austral |
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Some biogeographical features of bryophytes associated with subtropical-temperate ecosystems in Chile are examined, including diversity, concentration of species richness, endemism, biogeographical composition and disjunctions. The historical-biogeographical interpretation of these characteristics considers the major evolutionary changes of the group in three different temporal scenarios, according to geological, paleobotanical and molecular evidences. First, simple- and complex-thalloids liverworts represented in Chile are examined, belonging to the Classes Haplomitriopsida and Marchantiopsida-Marchantiidae, archaic lineages linked to the pre-Cenozoic colonization of the Pangea mega-continent. Examples of simple-thalloids liverworts of Class Jungermanniopsida-Pelliidae, hornworts of the Class Anthocerotopsida and mosses of the Classes Bryopsida and Polytrichopsida illustrate the paleo-austral distribution patterns of bryophytes from the temperate region of Chile, related to the Gondwana breakup and expansion of Angiosperms during the Cretaceous/Paleogene. A second scenario, considers the final uplift of the Andes and the development of the Arid Diagonal of South America during the Neogene, processes that have played a major role in the biogeographical structure of the Chilean and South American floras. In this context, leafy liverworts associated with the relict forests of the Chilean semi-arid coast stand out, particularly epiphyllous liverworts of the two most diverse families of the Class Jungermanniopsida-Jungermanniidae, Lejeuneaceae and Plagiochilaceae, adapted to microclimates favored by coastal fogs. The last scenario discusses the significant role of the Pleistocene glacial cycles in the expansion of the sub-Antarctic temperate-cold element throughout central-southern Chile, and its effects on the concentration of bryophyte richness associated with Chile's temperate-rain ecosystems. Se examinan algunos rasgos biogeográficos de las briófitas asociadas a los ecosistemas subtropicaltemplados de Chile, ... |
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Historia biogeográfica de las briófitas de Chile |
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Historia biogeográfica de las briófitas de Chile |
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Historia biogeográfica de las briófitas de Chile |
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Historia biogeográfica de las briófitas de Chile |
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Historia biogeográfica de las briófitas de Chile |
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Universidad de Concepción, Chile |
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