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Models matter when linking genetic diversity to niche model predictions

Posted on 13 Aug, 2015 by Rob Denton

Ecological niche models and the methods to create them continue to evolve. These techniques provide a tidy way to relate the distributions of taxa to environmental variables from the present, past, or future. Oh, and they are pretty too: Those pretty … Continue reading →

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