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Figure 7. Leaf DNA damage (in form of cyclobutane pyrimidine dimers) of Gunnera magellanica exposed for
half-day periods to different intensities and spectral combinations of solar radiation in Tierra del Fuego. (a)
When the solar spectral irradiance was weighted according to the BSWF developed by Hunter et al. [34] for
anchovy larvae survival. (b) When weighted according to the BSWF of Quaite et al. [16] for DNA damage in
alfalfa seedlings. (c) Goodness of fit (as coefficient of determination, r 2 ) of five different BSWF as a function
of the RAF that result from these BSWFs. From [34].