Refugial Distribution is a biogeographic pattern that identifies the spatial remnants of species' distributions persisting in climatically stable areas (refugia) during periods of environmental change, thereby distinguishing itself from broader distributional models by emphasizing historical persistence in isolated microclimates rather than contemporary ecological tolerances.
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Postglacial dispersal of freshwater fishes into Ontario
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