The Most Dramatic Evolutionary Biogeography Story I've Ever Seen – Plant Fossils Reveal Ancient South America-to-Asia Escape Route

Newly discovered fossils in Argentina provide evidence that changes in climate and geography may have compelled a well-known species of spurge plants to migrate from southern South America to southeast Asia and beyond. Those who have embarked on extended journeys by road or bicycle have likely be

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