Determination of potential glacial refugia and possible migration routes of Campylocentrum (Vandeae, Orchidaceae) species through the Darién Gap

Marta Kolanowska

Abstract


The possible glacial refugia of four Campylocentrum species reported from the Darién Gap are estimated based on the ecological niche modeling. The potential migration routes of the studied species are presented. The current ranges of all species designated based on the available floristic data are compared with their potential habitats distribution.

Keywords


Campylocentrum; Darién Gap; ENM; migration; glacial refugia

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