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- who: UC Merced et al. from the University of California have published the paper: UC Merced, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: The authors propose that the controversies arise because tributary arrangements in the Amazon river system have changed in geologically recent times such that large tracts of forest that were on the same side of a river at one time got separated to different sides at another. The authors provide a map of apparent former positions of four large central Amazonian rivers to encourage the testing of dynamic biogeographical hypotheses. The authors propose another explanation . . .
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