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The influence of the number and distribution of background points in presence-background species distribution models

Whitford et al., 2024

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15887907181487580648
Author
Whitford A
Shipley B
McGuire J
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Ecological Modelling

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Species distribution models (SDMs), which relate recorded observations (presences) and absences or background points to environmental characteristics, are powerful tools used to generate hypotheses about the biogeography, ecology, and conservation of species …
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