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Predictive Logistic Likelihood of Occurrence of Mammals Based on Climatic Suitability

The University of Queensland
Dr Siddeswara Guru (Aggregated by)
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Australia has one of the highest rates of mammal extinctions in the world. There are various studies to identify the causes of extinction including introduction of predictor species, cattle grazing, European invasion, climate change and land management factors. This data set is a model output for over 100 mammal species in a monthly time-series occurrence based on climatic suitability. The data will be used to develop a tool to visualise mammal occurrence in different time-steps.

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Biological Sciences | Climactic change | Ecology | Evolutionary Biology | Mammal extinction | Population Ecology | Population Ecology | Speciation and Extinction | eng |

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ACN 633 798 857