The Geographical Affinities of the South Pacific Island Fern Floras

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The theory is proposed that the fern floras of the South Pacific, while being predominantly recently Malaysian in origin, consist also of two older elements, one being relics only of an ancient world-wide flora, the other an earlier Malaysian invasion confined now to the older and larger islands only. A fourth minor element is a recently evolved southern or subantarctic group.

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Brownlie G. 1965. The geographical affinities of the South Pacific island fern floras. Pac Sci 19(2): 219-223.

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