Found this whilst browsing. It may be of interest to Copiapoa fans.
http://www.amjbot.org/content/102/9/1506.full.pdf
Some maps if you scroll down.
Copiapoa
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DaveW
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Re: Copiapoa
Interesting. Only a couple of real surprises at first glance: C. australis, related to C. solaris rather than C. humilis; and C. dealbata, related to C. echinoides and C. coquimbana rather than C. cinerea. I guess putting ssp tenuissima under C. humilis is significant, not that it hasn't been there before.
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