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HISTORICAL BIOGEOGRAPHY: Introduction to Methods
- J. J. Morrone, J. Crisci
- Biology
- 1 November 1995
The five basic historical biogeographic methods are: dispersalism, phyloge netic biogeography, panbiogeography, cladistic biogeography, and parsimony analysis of endemicity. Dispersalism derives… Expand
The voice of historical biogeography
- J. Crisci
- Biology
- 1 February 2001
Historical biogeography is going through an extraordinary revolution concerning its foundations, basic concepts, methods, and relationships to other disciplines of comparative biology. There are… Expand
Historical Biogeography: An Introduction
- J. Crisci, L. Katinas, P. Posadas
- Biology
- 15 June 2003
Introduction: What Is Historical Biogeography? Part I: Methods in Historical Biogeography 1. Defining Distribution Areas and Areas of Endemism 2. Center of Origin and Dispersal 3. Phylogenetic… Expand
An extinct Eocene taxon of the daisy family (Asteraceae): evolutionary, ecological and biogeographical implications.
- V. Barreda, L. Palazzesi, +6 authors R. Corsolini
- Biology, Medicine
- Annals of botany
- 2012
BACKGROUND AND AIMS
Morphological, molecular and biogeographical information bearing on early evolution of the sunflower alliance of families suggests that the clade containing the extant daisy… Expand
Historical biogeography of southern South America
- J. Crisci, M. Cigliano, J. J. Morrone, S. Roig-Juñent
- Biology
- 1 June 1991
Historical biogeograpohic patterns of relationships among southern and northern South America, North America, and southern temperate areas were investigated by a cladistic biogeographic analysis of… Expand
A numerical-taxanomic study of the subtribe Nassauviinae (Compositae, Mutisieae)
- J. Crisci
- Biology
- 1974
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Cladistic analysis of the Lythraceae sensu lato based on morphological characters
- S. A. Graham, J. Crisci, P. Hoch
- Biology
- 1 September 1993
GRAHAM, S. A., CRISCI, J. V. & HOCH, P. C, 1993. Cladistic analysis of the Lythraceae sensu lato based on morphological characters. The Lythraceae s. I. comprise 31 mostly highly distinctive genera… Expand
Fossil pollen indicates an explosive radiation of basal Asteracean lineages and allied families during Oligocene and Miocene times in the Southern Hemisphere.
- V. Barreda, L. Palazzesi, M. Tellería, L. Katinas, J. Crisci
- Biology
- 1 May 2010
Abstract Much of our knowledge of the past distribution and radiation of Asteraceae and allied families depends on the fossil pollen record. In recent years, new discoveries are coming to light from… Expand
Historical biogeography of Asteraceae from Tandilia and Ventania mountain ranges (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
- J. Crisci, S. Freire, G. Sancho, L. Katinas
- Biology
- 2001
Las sierras septentrionales, o de Tandilia y las australes, o de Ventania, caracterizadas por su gran diversidad organica y su alto numero de endemismos, estan ubicadas en la planicie bonaerense de… Expand
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Geographical diversification of tribes epilobieae, gongylocarpeae, and onagreae (Onagraceae) in North America, based on parsimony analysis of endemicity and track compatibility analysis
- L. Katinas, J. Crisci, Warren, L. Wagner, P. Hoch
- Biology
- 2004
Tribes Epilobieae, Gongylocarpeae, and Onagreae, a monophyletic branch in the family Onagraceae, comprise genera endemic to or having their major basal radiation in the Madrean Floristic Region of… Expand
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