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Effects of sample size, data quality, and species response in environmental space on modeling species distributions

Wang et al., 2023

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3900153952766086727
Author
Wang L
Jackson D
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Landscape Ecology

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Context There have been many studies using species distribution models (SDMs) to predict shifts in species distributions due to environmental changes, but few consider effects of data quantity, data quality, or species response shape. Modeling studies using field-sampled …
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