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Thomas Schmitt, Christoph Muster; Peter Schönswetter (2009). "Are disjunct alpine and arctic–alpine animal and plant species in the Western Palearctic really "relics of a cold past"?". In Jan Christian Habel, Thorsten Assmann (ed.).
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Inger Skrede; Pernille Bronken Eidesen; Rosalía Piñeiro Portela; Christian Brochmann (2006). "Refugia, differentiation and postglacial migration in arctic-alpine Eurasia, exemplified by the mountain avens
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to the low temperatures, extremes of temperature, strong winds and short growing season; they are therefore typically low-growing and often form mats or
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much further south is testament to the similar environmental conditions found in the two locations. Arctic–alpine plants, for instance, must be
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It is often assumed that an organism which currently has an Arctic–alpine distribution was, during colder periods of the
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S. R. Hagen; G. G. Spomer (1989). "Hormonal regulation of growth form in the Arctic–Alpine cushion plant,
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Barbara Jones; C. Gliddon (1999). "Reproductive biology and genetic structure in
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The History of the British Flora: a Factual Basis for Phytogeography
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Hajime Ikeda; Kei Denni; Noriyuki Fujii; Hiroaki Setoguchi (2009).
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and more southerly mountain ranges, particularly the
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Index

Arctic-alpine

Oxyria digyna
Svalbard

Sierra Nevada

Silene acaulis
northern Norway

Alps
taxon
distribution
Arctic
Alps
tundra
mountain ranges
adapted
cushions
evapotranspiration
Earth's history
Pleistocene
glaciations
pollen
Dryas octopetala
long-distance dispersal
Arabis alpina
Betula nana
Draba incana
Dryas octopetala

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