Taxonomy and ecological niche modeling: Implications for the conservation of wood partridges (genus Dendrortyx)
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Summary
The results suggest that the area with suitable climate depends on the taxonomic category used in the model, which in turn affects the interpretation of the importance of different biogeographic barriers and introduces variation into the potential differentiation of Dendrortyx.
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- article
- Published
- 2016-02-01
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- 57
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Keywords
Environmental niche modelling, Subspecies, Ecological niche, Taxonomic rank, Allopatric speciation
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