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Estimating the population size of lemurs based on their mutualistic food trees

2018-11-01

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AIM: Species’ distributions and abundances are primarily determined by the suitability of environmental conditions, including climate and interactions with sympatric species, but also increasingly by human activities. Modelling tools can help in assessing the extinction risk of affected species. By combining species distribution modelling of abiotic and biotic niches with population size modelling, we estimated th...

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Literature Corpus work: d941bee8-8955-50cd-bae5-470e5a6bce69
DOI: 10.1111/jbi.13409

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