Fig. 1: Species Distribution Modeling of <i>C. sieboldii</i> (IMAGE)

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Fig. 1: Species Distribution Modeling of <i>C. sieboldii</i>

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Area with darker color indicates higher probability of suitable habitat. In the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM), the sea level decreased by about 120 m compared to the present, and the land was expanded. The dashed line shows the estimated coastline at the LGM. The areas surrounded by a red line are estimated areas (West Japan, Japan Sea, and East Japan), where C. sieboldii is likely to have survived during LGM based on genetic and modelling based evidence (the Ryukyu archipelago is not shown in the figure).

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©2018 Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute, Osaka University, and Gifu Academy of Forest Science and Culture

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