Not so Normal Normals: Species Distribution Model Results are Sensitive to Choice of Climate Normals and Model Type

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Papers published under Special Issue "Climate and #ClimateNiche Models" https://t.co/KtVHL2uo9m https://t.co/DLebFhhxOc https://t.co/qO1MStXQe5 #climateData #bioclimate #SpeciesDistribution #SurfaceAirTemperature

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#mdpiclimate Not so #Normal #Normals: Species #Distribution #Model #Results are #Sensitive to #Choice of #Climate #Normals and #Model Type https://t.co/pBU7CASOyp @MDPIOpenAccess

31 Mar 2019

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New publication in Climate using GBIF-mediated data: Not so Normal Normals: Species Distribution Model Results are Sensitive to Choice of Climate Normals and Model Type https://t.co/RvjVzY7hcD

05 Mar 2019

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🥳A new publication: Not so Normal Normals: #Species Distribution Model Results are Sensitive to Choice of #Climate Normals and #Model Type ✍️by Catherine S. Jarnevich and Nicholas E. Young 👉https://t.co/f2wwxZE9Jq #habitat #speciesdistribution https://

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