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false4DOIDB.CRC1211 10.5880/CRC1211DB.21 Böhnert, Tim Tim Böhnert orcid.org/0000-0003-1415-7896 University of Bonn, Nees Institut for Biodiversity of Plants Merklinger, Felix F. Felix F. Merklinger University of Bonn, Nees Institut for Biodiversity of Plants Stoll, Alexandra Alexandra Stoll CEAZA, Weigend, Maximilian Maximilian Weigend University of Bonn, Nees Institut for Biodiversity of Plants Quandt, Dietmar Dietmar Quandt University of Bonn, Nees Institut for Biodiversity of Plants Luebert, Federico Federico Luebert University of Bonn, Nees Institut for Biodiversity of Plants CRC1211 Database (CRC1211DB) 2019 Biogeography Molecular Biology 2019-01-14 English 1 CRC1211DB Data policy agreement The Atacama Desert, located on the western side of the Andes in northern Chile, harbours a range of endemic species adapted to hyperarid conditions. Vegetationis largely restricted to coastal fog oases and the Andean foothills, which are separated by a largely vegetation-free zone. Diversifications have been shown to be surprisingly recent in some Atacama clades, which is at odds with the extremely long history of aridity documented for this region. Here, we report the results of a molecular dating analysis of the Atacama genus Cristaria (Malvaceae) and its East Andean sister genus Lecanophora based on plastid sequence data. Chile -72.58179 -66.56128 -34.96331 -17.10499