Carina Hoorn

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University of Amsterdam

Netherlands

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Carina Hoorn is an Associate Professor at Universiteit van Amsterdam in the Netherlands. Her research primarily focuses on evolutionary biology, biogeography, and the interactions between geodiversity and biodiversity. Recent publications include studies on plant speciation in the Himalaya‐Tibet‐Hengduan region, geodiversity in the Amazon drainage basin, and the environmental impacts of lithium brine extraction. She contributes significantly to understanding the complexities of ecological systems and their historical evolution.

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University of Louisiana at Lafayette

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A 23‐million‐year record of morphological evolution within Neotropical grass pollen

Evolutionary Triggers of Plant Speciation in the Himalaya‐Tibet‐Hengduan Biodiversity Epicentre

Keith Richards (1959–2024) and his exploration of the tropics and the six million year history of the Caspian Sea

The status and future of Essential Geodiversity Variables

Evolution of Amazonian biodiversity: A review

Grass pollen surface ornamentation is diverse across the phylogeny: Evidence from northern South America and the global literature

Proto-monsoon rainfall and greening in Central Asia due to extreme early Eocene warmth

Lithium brine mining affects geodiversity and Sustainable Development Goals

Geodiversity in the Amazon drainage basin

Uncertainties in the debate on the environmental impact of lithium brine extraction in the Salar de Atacama, Chile

The origin of modern patterns of continental diversity in Mauritiinae palms: the Neotropical museum and the Afrotropical graveyard

The Andes through time: evolution and distribution of Andean floras

Linking modern-day relicts to a Miocene mangrove community of western Amazonia

Loess‐Like Dust Appearance at 40 Ma in Central China

Why mountains matter for biodiversity

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James Albert

Guillaume Chomicki

Jan Hjort

Derk van Ree

Luke Mander

Phillip E. Jardine

Michael Hren

Ana Carnaval

Lydian Boschman

Daniele Silvestro

William Gosling

Alexander Zizka

Hemmo Abels

Franziska Schrodt

Matteo Sciumbata

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