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Org Divers Evol 13, — Further processing of subsurface data, both seismic as well The palynological and palaeobotanical record of plants shows as borehole data and samples, will add to our knowledge of the us that modern angiosperm-dominated rainforests existed in development of the region and its landscapes. Study of the reac- Amazonia throughout the Cenozoic see Chapter 19 by Jaramillo tion of biodiversity to previous natural perturbations will bring et al.

Diversity culminated during the Eocene, and a major more insights about ecosystem resilience, at a time when such extinction occurred at the Eocene—Oligocene transition. Modern insights are so badly needed. With this book we hope to enhance Finally, we are immensely thankful that Thomas van der appreciation of the vast timescales that were needed to create Hammen managed to complete the prologue of this book, this these great ecosystems, which we are challenging so profoundly at in spite of his deteriorating health.

Thomas has been our mentor, this moment in history. We dedicate this volume to him in admiration of his longstanding commitment to Amazonian research, and hope that this book will inspire young Acknowledgements scientists to undertake further research, just as Thomas inspired us to engage in research in wonderful Amazonia. There is still This book is the result of an intense cooperative effort of more so much to research out there in the virgin rainforest of South than a hundred people from different continents who all share America.

As edi- tors we were overwhelmed by the enthusiasm of all our colleagues who participated in this project. The novel and original insights References presented through the chapter authors and reviewers encouraged us at all times. In: Prance, C. Biological Diversification in the always joined us together. The compilation of this book has been Tropics.

New York: Columbia University Press, pp. Suguio, K. However, this book would not have T. Paris , — Antonelli, A. Doctoral thesis. J Biogeog 34, Quaternary Sci Rev 19, — Amazoniana 16, — But above all we owe them special thanks for stand- erosion. Palaeogeogr Palaeocli , — Geology 37, — Science , — Amazonia during the Cenozoic: On the refuge theory of biotic None of this would have ever happened, though, if Ian Francis differentiation.

We thank him for his trust and also thank Delia Quaternary development of the neotropical rain forest: the forest Sandford and Kelvin Matthews, also from the publishing house, refugia hypothesis, and a literature overview. Earth-Sci Rev 44, and project manager, Nik Prowse, for their patience, help and — Hoorn, C.

Palaeogeogr Palaeocl , 1— Wickardt, respectively who enabled us to complete the process of Hovikoski, J. Our families have born most of the brunt sedimentological and ichnological data. PhD thesis, Annales of our work. Wesselingh Amazon and how many of them will go extinct?

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