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From: Historical biogeography and ecological niche modelling of the Asimina-Disepalum clade (Annonaceae): role of ecological differentiation in Neotropical-Asian disjunctions and diversification in Asia

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Climatic variation in selected species. a Altitude. b Bio2: mean diurnal temperature range (mean of monthly temperature [maximum temperature – minimum temperature]). c Bio5: maximum temperature of warmest month. d Bio7: temperature annual range (Bio5 – Bio6). e Bio8: mean temperature of wettest quarter. f Bio12: annual precipitation. g Bio 15: precipitation seasonality (coefficient of variation). h Bio 17: precipitation of driest quarter. i Bio18: precipitation of warmest quarter. Sample sizes: Annona muricata (n = 200); Asimina longifolia (n = 12); A. pygmaea (n = 10); A. pulchella (n = 10); A. rugelii (n = 10); A. speciosa (n = 10); A. obovata (n = 10); A. reticulata (n = 10); A. parviflora (n = 49); A. triloba (n = 256); Disepalum petelotii (n = 10); D. plagioneurum (n = 12); D. pulchrum (n = 16); D. platypetalum (n = 16); D. anomalum (n = 21); D. longipes (n = 11); D. aciculare (n = 10); D. coronatum (n = 28)

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