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The Ecological Niche Models (ENM) defined in Maxent showing the distribution of <i>O. continuatialis</i> as collected from 2004 to 2010 and projected onto a set of biotic and abiotic variables.

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<p>The figure shows the current ENM (A) along with that of the ENM projected into 2050 (B). The 2050...

Appendix for: Major challenges for correlational ecological niche model projections to future climate conditions

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Appendix for: Species-level forecasts of distributional potential and likely distributional shifts i...

Uncertainties in the projection of species distributions related to general circulation models

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International audienceEcological Niche Models (ENMs) are increasingly used by ecologists to project ...

The Ecological Niche Models (ENM) defined in Maxent showing the distribution of <i>O. continuatialis</i> as collected from 1892 to 1967 and projected onto a set of biotic and abiotic variables.

Adam E. Vorsino (106248)
Cynthia B. King (106251)
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<p>The figure shows the historically defined ENM (A) along with that of the ENM projected 2050 (B). ...

Recommendations for quantifying and reducing uncertainty in climate projections of species distributions.

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Barnett, Lewis AK
Carroll, Gemma
Fiedler, Paul
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Hazen, Elliott L
Jacox, Michael G
Andrews, Kelly S
Barnes, Cheryl L
Crozier, Lisa G
Fiechter, Jerome
Fredston, Alexa
Haltuch, Melissa A
Harvey, Chris J
Holmes, Elizabeth
Karp, Melissa A
Liu, Owen R
Malick, Michael J
Pozo Buil, Mercedes
Richerson, Kate
Rooper, Christopher N
Samhouri, Jameal
Seary, Rachel
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Thompson, Andrew R
Tommasi, Desiree
Ward, Eric J
Kaplan, Isaac C

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Projecting the future distributions of commercially and ecologically important species has become a ...

The Ecological Niche Models (ENM) defined in Maxent showing the distribution of <i>O. continuatialis</i> as collected from 2004 to 2010 and projected onto a set of biotic and abiotic variables.

Adam E. Vorsino (106248)
Cynthia B. King (106251)
William P. Haines (106254)
Daniel Rubinoff (106258)

January 2013

<p>The figure shows the current ENM (A) along with that of the ENM projected into 2050 (B). The 2050...

The Ecological Niche Models (ENM) defined in Maxent showing the distribution of <i>O. continuatialis</i> as collected from 1892 to 1967 and projected onto a set of biotic and abiotic variables.

Adam E. Vorsino (106248)
Cynthia B. King (106251)
William P. Haines (106254)
Daniel Rubinoff (106258)

January 2013

<p>The figure shows the historically defined ENM (A) along with that of the ENM projected 2050 (B). ...

Recommendations for quantifying and reducing uncertainty in climate projections of species distributions.

Brodie, Stephanie
Smith, James A
Muhling, Barbara A
Barnett, Lewis AK
Carroll, Gemma
Fiedler, Paul
Bograd, Steven J
Hazen, Elliott L
Jacox, Michael G
Andrews, Kelly S
Barnes, Cheryl L
Crozier, Lisa G
Fiechter, Jerome
Fredston, Alexa
Haltuch, Melissa A
Harvey, Chris J
Holmes, Elizabeth
Karp, Melissa A
Liu, Owen R
Malick, Michael J
Pozo Buil, Mercedes
Richerson, Kate
Rooper, Christopher N
Samhouri, Jameal
Seary, Rachel
Selden, Rebecca L
Thompson, Andrew R
Tommasi, Desiree
Ward, Eric J
Kaplan, Isaac C

November 2022

Projecting the future distributions of commercially and ecologically important species has become a ...