Panbiogeography is a biogeographical approach that focuses on the distribution of organisms across space and emphasizes the historical and spatial relationships between different biotas. Developed primarily by the biogeographer Peter W. F. D. Craw, panbiogeography seeks to understand how the geographic distribution of species is influenced by historical events, such as continental drift, glaciation, and other forms of environmental change.
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