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Potential movement incorporating effects of landscape resistance and climate, under RCP8.5 INMCM4 GCM, based on Littlefield et al. 2017.
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C. Littlefield
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not specified
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Littlefield, C. E., McRae, B. H., Michalak, J., Lawler, J. J. and Carroll, C. (2017), Connecting today's climates to future analogs to facilitate species movement under climate change. Conservation Biology. Accepted Author Manuscript. doi:10.1111/cobi.12938
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- 1 km
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AdaptWest (adaptwest.databasin.org)
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About the Uploader
Carlos Carroll
Researcher with KCCR
As the director of the Klamath Center for Conservation Research in Orleans, CA, my research focuses on the use of habitat and viability models in conservation planning in western North America. I also serve as Conservation Science Advisor to the Wilburforce Foundation, and as the Policy Chair of the...