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Assessing abundance-suitability models to prioritize conservation areas for the dwarf caimans in South America

2024-08-30

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Species-environment relationships have been extensively explored through species distribution models (SDM) and species abundance models (SAM), which have become key components to understand the spatial ecology and population dynamics directed at biodiversity conservation. Nonetheless, within the internal structure of species’ ranges, habitat suitability and species abundance do not always show similar patterns, an...

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59487606-63d1-5a34-b78c-426ddf153b91
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10.22541/au.172499175.51011914/v1
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