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Cenozoic losses of tree diversity constrain climatic adaptation of Western and Central European forests PRIMARY_TEXT retrieval pending
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QUOTE {} | Here, we compile a dataset of fossil occurrences of tree genera from Western and Central Europe to analyze tree diversity changes during the Cenozoic (66 Ma – present). We find that tree genus richness declined 75% after its peak in the ... |
QUOTE {} | 711 fossil occurrences of tree genera during the Cenozoic (66 Ma – present) from Western and Central Europe ... were compiled ... The study area encompasses Austria, Belgium, Czechia, France, Germany, Ireland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Po... |
QUOTE {} | In the Miocene, tree genus richness reached an overall peak of 151 genera ... Of the 200 tree genera found in the fossil record ... only 37 have a native presence in the region today. Altogether, Western and Central Europe hosted 60 tree... |
QUOTE {} | For all analyses shown, we defined a tree genus as having at least 30% of its accepted species recognized as tree-forming. |