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Title
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An overview of different modeling approaches to prediction of the likely effects of climate change on range shifts of species
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Type
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JournalPaper
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Keywords
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Climate changes, biodiversity, modeling approaches, climate-envelope models, geographical range.
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Abstract
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Climate change may have noticeable impacts on global biodiversity and can be considered as a huge long-term threat to species survival. To assess the extinction risk of wildlife species and in spatial planning approaches for conservation strategies, it is essential to predict how species respond to climate changes via shift in geographic range. The prediction of species responses to climate change can be done using alternative modeling approaches. This paper provides an overview of five climate-envelope models and their relative benefit to climate change studies.
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Researchers
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Abdolrassoul Salman Mahiny (Third Researcher), PARINAZ Rashidi (First Researcher), Hamidreza Shahbazi (Not In First Six Researchers), Alireza Mickaeili Tabrizi (Not In First Six Researchers), Jamil Amanollahi (Not In First Six Researchers), Mohammad Firuz Ramli (Fifth Researcher), Hossein Varasteh Moradi (Fourth Researcher), Ahmad Makmom Abdullah (Second Researcher)
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