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1 Process Modeling for Extremes over Space and Time Alan E. Gelfand Department of Statistical Science Duke University (Joint work with Huiyan Sang)

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17 Cape Floristic (Biogeographic) Region 90,000 km 2 9000+ plant species 70% found nowhere else 1400+ threatened or endangered species

18 Area: <500km 2 Plant species: 2600+ total (160+ found nowhere else) 130+ threatened or endangered 39 extinctions over last 100 years Cape of Good Hope Peninsula Cape Floristic region

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