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Extreme climatic events change the dynamics and invasibility of semi arid annual plant communities

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Figure 1 Analysis of extreme drought events in the climatic data from La Serena, Chile
Figure 2 Non-metric multidimensional scaling analysis of temporal changes in species composition at Fray Jorge, Chile
Figure 4 Temporal trends in variables describing community dynamics in Fray Jorge, Chile: (a) Bray–Curtis distance between consecutive years and between each year vs
Table 1 Indicator Species Analysis (ISA) of annual plants from FJ in consecutive years with significant differences in species composition

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