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Volume 62 Issue 2
Cover illustration: Islands and mountains are home to a large proportion of global terrestrial biodiversity. Olivar et al. (this issue, pp. 215-232; upper side half) looked into evolutionary dynamics on islands of the Indo- Australian Archipelago, the most complex tropical region on Earth. Azevedo et al. (this issue, pp. 305- 320; lower side half) investigated rocky ecosystems in eastern Brazil, including campos rupestres, campos de altitude, granitic- gneiss lowland inselbergs and limestone outcrops, highlighting that the current network of protected areas does not cover these unique ecosystems and their floristic heterogeneity. Illustrations by Olivar et al. (upper half; this issue) and Azevedo et al. (lower half; this issue). Photos of Cyrtandra flowers (upper half)©2013 by P.B. Pelser & J.F. Barcelona, with kind permission. Photos of habitats (lower half) by L. Azevedo and D. Zappi (this issue). Designed by Alexandra N. Muellner- Riehl. [Detail] ...
Editors-in-Chief
Song Ge
Jun Wen
Song Ge
Jun Wen
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Journal Abbreviation: J Syst Evol
CN: 11-5779/Q
Frequency: Bi-monthly
Journal Abbreviation: J Syst Evol
ISSN: | 1674-4918 (Print) 1759-6831 (Online) |
Frequency: Bi-monthly
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