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Distribution Patterns of Quercus ilex from Last Interglacial to the Future by Ecological Niche Modelling

2023-05-16

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The plants’ geographical distribution is affected by natural or human-induced climate change. Numerous studies at both the global and regional level currently focus on the potential changes in plant distribution areas. Ecological niche modeling can help predict the likely distribution of species according to environmental variables under different climate scenarios. In this study, we predicted the potential geogra...

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Literature Corpus work: 988ab66a-4cc1-5924-8574-5d0da51b160a
DOI: 10.22541/au.168421359.95474166/v1

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