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The distribution of study sites in southern England, with regional estimates of floristic loss (block segments of circles) for lichen epiphytes, compared between the pre- and post-industrial periods. Calculations of loss were based on the confirmed historic occurrence of species, compared with their expected absence derived using spatial distributions in the post-industrial landscape.
