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Systematik und Evolution pflanzlichen Lebens im erdgeschichtlichen Zusammenhang

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Die Erde entstand vor 4,5 Mrd. Jahren, älteste Spuren organismischen Lebens sind rund 3,8–2,6 Mrd. Jahre alt. Die plattentektonischen und klimatischen Einflüsse über verschiedene Erdzeitalter hinweg werden in einem pflanzenevolutionären Zusammenhang vorgestellt (Abschn. 8.1). Außerdem wird die Frage, ob wir im Zeitalter des 6. Massensterbens leben, erörtert (Kasten 8.1).

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Gemeinholzer, B. (2018). Systematik und Evolution pflanzlichen Lebens im erdgeschichtlichen Zusammenhang. In: Systematik der Pflanzen kompakt. Springer Spektrum, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-55234-6_8

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