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Modelling the range-wide density patterns of the Arthroleptella lightfooti using acoustic monitoring data
Species distributions are often limited by environmental factors and according to the abundant—centre hypothesis, abundance should be highest Where the environment is most favourable for the species. So, do the same environmental factors determine occurrence and abundance patterns inside the range?...
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Department of Statistical Sciences
2020
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