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. 2011 May 4;278(1725):3644–3653. doi: 10.1098/rspb.2010.2769

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Figure 1. — Distribution, postglacial accessibility and variation in species occurrences uniquely explained by accessibility or climate for selected species: (a) Filipendula ulmaria; 64%, 0%; (b) Ranunculus psilostachys; 14%, 45%; (c) Koenigia islandica; 73%, 0%. Current distribution (black dots), hind-casting-based estimate of LGM distribution (empty circles), overlap between the two (half-filled circles) and accessibility to postglacial colonization from the estimated LGM range (green to orange: high to low). Maps are in the ETRS 1989 Lambert Azimuthal Equal Area projection.

Inline graphic — Distribution, postglacial accessibility and variation in species occurrences uniquely explained by accessibility or climate for selected species: (a) Filipendula ulmaria; 64%, 0%; (b) Ranunculus psilostachys; 14%, 45%; (c) Koenigia islandica; 73%, 0%. Current distribution (black dots), hind-casting-based estimate of LGM distribution (empty circles), overlap between the two (half-filled circles) and accessibility to postglacial colonization from the estimated LGM range (green to orange: high to low). Maps are in the ETRS 1989 Lambert Azimuthal Equal Area projection.