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Figure 1.

Map of Angola.

The 15 WWF ecoregions represented in Angola are displayed together with the network of protected areas (see text for details).

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Table 1.

Geographical distribution in Angola and in the African continent, main types of ecosystems and global conservation status [45] for each species considered in the present study. Nomenclature according to The Plant List [55].

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Figure 2.

Biogeographical patterns of Angolan forest species selected for this study.

a) Dendrogram of a cluster analysis based on the distribution (presence/absence) of timber tree species in each of the ecoregions. Distribution of collection localities of the four species groups identified in this study, in relation to: b) protected areas and the 15 WWF ecoregions represented in Angola; and c) Köppen–Geiger climate classification. Clustering was based on the Jaccard index of similarity and on the Ward agglomeration algorithm.

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Figure 3.

Geographic distribution in Africa of representative timber trees from Angola.

(a) Species typical of Guineo-Congolian rainforests that reach their southern limit in Cabinda (E. cylindricum; E. utile; G. arnoldiana; G. balsamiferum; K. ivorensis; O. oxyphyllum; T. superba); and species with >15% of their global range concentrated in Angola, including (b) G. coleosperma, (c) P. angolensis, (d) E. spicatum. Black squares: studied specimens from Angola, housed in LISC, LISU, COI, BM and K; grey circles: data obtained via the GBIF portal.

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Table 2.

Number of specimen collection localities and estimates of the global and national (Angola) extent of occurrence (EOO) for the selected timber tree species.

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Table 3.

Forest cover (in 2000) and forest cover changes (2000–2012) estimated in 5-km buffers around the herbarium collection localities for each Angolan timber tree species.

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