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Use of predictive distribution models to describe habitat selection by bats in Colorado, USA

2022-02-01

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Numerous processes operating at landscape scales threaten bats (e.g., habitat loss, disease). Temperate bat species are rarely examined at commensurate scales because of logistical and modeling constraints. Recent modeling approaches now allow for presence‐only datasets, like those often available for bats, to assist with the development of predictive distribution models. We describe the use of presence‐only data...

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Literature Corpus work: c45234ce-ee56-5bcb-974b-e3ec5d428051
DOI: 10.1002/jwmg.22178

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