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Potential distribution, range dynamics, and livestock exposure risk of <i>Veratrum nigrum</i> L. in China under climate change. [PDF]
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Ecological Modelling, 2012
a b s t r a c t Remotely sensed datasets are increasingly being used to model habitat suitability for a variety of taxa. We review habitat suitability models (HSMs) developed for both plants and animals that include remote sensing predictor variables to determine how these variables could affect model projections.
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a b s t r a c t Remotely sensed datasets are increasingly being used to model habitat suitability for a variety of taxa. We review habitat suitability models (HSMs) developed for both plants and animals that include remote sensing predictor variables to determine how these variables could affect model projections.
Steven E Sesnie +2 more
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Comparison of habitat suitability models using different habitat suitability evaluation methods
Ecological Engineering, 2014Abstract When simulating the habitat suitability for a species or a community, the selection of the habitat evaluation index is still a matter of debate. This study examined Chinese sturgeon spawning grounds in the Yangtze River as an example. The water level and velocity were simulated by a two-dimensional hydraulic model.
Yujun Yi +3 more
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Ecological Applications, 2022
AbstractRange‐wide species conservation efforts are facilitated by spatially explicit estimates of habitat suitability. However, species‐environment relationships often vary geographically and models assuming geographically constant relationships may result in misleading inferences.
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AbstractRange‐wide species conservation efforts are facilitated by spatially explicit estimates of habitat suitability. However, species‐environment relationships often vary geographically and models assuming geographically constant relationships may result in misleading inferences.
Houston C. Chandler +2 more
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