Using remotely sensed and climate data to predict the current and potential future geographic distri

• 作 者: Benedictus Freeman Daniel Jim&
• 机 构: BiodiversityInstitute,CentrodeAgroecoloí,ayAmbiente,RoyalSocietyfortheProtectionofBirds,Schoolof
• 出 处: 鸟类学研究:英文版
• 发表日期: 2019年3期
• 关键词: Climate change CONSERVATION CONSERVATION planning Ecological NICHE modeling Spec
• 基金项目: This project was supported by Conservation International through a Global Environment Facility.funded Grant No.GEF-5810.

Background:Understanding geographic distributions of species is a crucial step in spatial planning for biodiversity conservation, particularly as regards changes in response to global climate change.This information is especially important for species of