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Climate change, grazing, and collecting accelerate habitat contraction in an endangered primate

2019-03-01

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Correlational models are widely used to predict changes in species' distribution, but generally have failed to address the comprehensive effects of anthropogenic activities, climate change, habitat connectivity and gene flow on wildlife sustainability. Here, we used integrated approaches (MAXENT model, circuit model and genetic analysis) to assess and predict the effects of climate change and anthropogenic activit...

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72965638-ea8b-5279-b6cc-a8637420aa21
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10.1016/j.biocon.2019.01.007
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