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A novel method accounting for predictor uncertainty and model transferability of invasive species distribution models

2022-03-17

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Predicting novel ranges of non-native species is a critical component to understanding the biosecurity threat posed by pests and diseases on economic, environmental and social assets. Species distribution models (SDMs) are often employed to predict the potential ranges of exotic pests and diseases in novel environments and geographic space. To date, researchers have focused on model complexity, data available for...

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Literature Corpus work: e07fbcdb-b931-5e90-a751-4425f94e6bfb
DOI: 10.1101/2022.03.14.483865

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