Early Holocene plant macrofossils indicate cool refugia for subalpine plant taxa in Acadia National Park, Maine

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• Desert Island 33%

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• Paleobiology 66%
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• Plant Specie 33%
• Hypsithermal 33%

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• Biodiversity 20%