Species Distribution and Climate Change
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This cluster of papers focuses on species distribution modeling in the context of climate change impacts, utilizing methods such as MaxEnt and ecological niche modeling. It explores the effects of climate change on biodiversity, habitat suitability, range shifts, and conservation efforts. Additionally, it highlights the role of citizen science in ecological research.
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georeferenced records; biodiversity records; biodiversity; species occurrence records; species distribution modeling; species checklist; geographic polygon query; citizen science; human observation records; iNaturalist research-grade observations; specimen records; human observation; habitat suitability; biodiversity data; IUCN Red List; MaxEnt; iNaturalist; jaguar; range shifts; Chordata; ecological niche modeling; animal biodiversity; citizen science observations; georeferenced specimens; red-billed tropicbird
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Morton address: 36240456300285691 · morton4x16-v1
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