Abstract:Microevolution in Amazonia has been far less documented than in temperate regions and still constitutes a major knowledge gap. Moreover, the actual influence of pre-Columbian societies through the Holocene remains uncertain, although it could provide interesting insights on the relationship between natural and human-mediated evolutionary processes in driving microevolution. Because they are widespread and traditionally managed since pre-Columbian times, Neotropical palms are choice models to investigate the dr… Show more
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