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DESCRIPTION:Plant communities on islands are rapidly changing in the Anthro
 pocene due to human activities. Species get extinct or extirpated and the 
 number of non-native species is rising worldwide. Islands are attractive s
 tudy sites for ecologist and biogeographers due their discrete boundaries 
 and simplified nature. They also have individual onsets of the Anthropocen
 e that begins with the arrival and permanent settlement of humans. Studies
  tracking floristic changes on islands are usually based on written record
 s and do not exceed the past 500 years. This talk focuses on contextualisi
 ng current changes in plant species on islands during the past 5000 years 
 by using fossil pollen data. The focus will be on the rise in non-native p
 lant species and homogenisation of insular floras worldwide. I show how pa
 lynological data can support the biogeographical analysis and contextualis
 ation of biodiversity changes in the Anthropocene.
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LOCATION:H6\, Geo
SUMMARY:Dr. Anna Walentowitz\, Biogeography\, BayCEER (Homepage): Tracking 
 plant diversity dynamics on islands over thousands of years
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