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Development of the Atlantic Forest in Rio de Janeiro, the oldest known Neotropical plant and biogeography of megaherbivores during the Late Pleistocene in South America.

The Atlantic Forest is considered one of the richest and most diverse biomes. Nonetheless, despite several mitigation initiatives, the destruction rates are presently very high affecting a variety of species (e.g., Lourdes-Ribeiro et al. 2011). Udo Nehren of the University of Applied Sciences Cologne (Koln, Germany) and colleagues have made on extensive study how the historical human land use and the climate change has affected the Atlantic Forest present in Rio de Janeiro. The studied area is about 3,000 km