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was warmer than at present, especially at higher latitudes, and many temperate climate species were distributed across North America and Eurasia via Alaska and Siberia. The sharply cooler climate of the past few million years eliminated a temperate-zone connection between North America and Eurasia,
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Millions of years ago, before the opening of the Atlantic Ocean, North America and Eurasia were joined as a single continent, Laurasia. After the opening of the Atlantic, the continents were connected to one another periodically via land bridges linking
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but common Laurasian origins and a long history of temperate-climate land bridges account for the botanical similarities between the temperate floras on the two continents.
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Good noted that many plant species of temperate North America and Eurasia were very closely related, despite their separation by the
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found refuge in the southern and mountainous parts of the kingdom, especially in the
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According to Takhtajan (1978), the following families are endemic to this kingdom:
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According to the same author, the following families are well represented:
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The kingdom is subdivided into three floristic subkingdoms and nine
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distinguish the Boreal Kingdom as comprising two realms, the
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Floristic kingdom in northern Eurasia and the Americas
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A floristic kingdom is the botanical analogue to an
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Juniperus communis
Lüneburg Heath
Germany
floristic kingdom
Ronald Good
Armen Takhtajan
temperate
Arctic
North America
Eurasia
flora
supercontinent
Laurasia
Circumboreal Region
Pleistocene
Cenozoic
relicts
Eastern Asiatic Region

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