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Where on Earth are the “tropics”?

Feeley et al., 2018

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10969338229324859283
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Feeley K
Stroud J
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Frontiers of Biogeography

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The tropics have long been a focal point of interest in ecology and evolutionary biology-but where actually are the tropics? Classically, the tropics have been defined as all areas lying between 23.4° North and South as these zones receive direct overhead solar radiation at …
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