A niche for biology in species distribution models
A niche for biology in species distribution models
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DOI：
10.1111/jbi.12029
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发表时间：
2012-12-01
影响因子：
3.9
通讯作者：
Roemermann, Christine
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作者：
Higgins, Steven I.;O'Hara, Robert B.;Roemermann, Christine
为什么物种在哪里被发现是生物地理学的一个中心问题。最广泛使用的理解分布控制的工具是物种分布模型。物种分布模拟是目前理论和应用生态学文献中公认的方法。在本期特刊中，我们将考察物种分布模型的现状，并探索在此类模型中包含更多生物过程的途径。我们特别关注生理、人口、分散、竞争和生态调节过程。本综述重点介绍了新物种分布模型概念和发展的机会，以及实施这类模型的统计议程。
Why species are found where they are is a central question in biogeography. The most widely used tool for understanding the controls on distribution is species distribution modelling. Species distribution modelling is now a well-established method in both the theoretical and applied ecological literature. In this special issue we examine the current state of the art in species distribution modelling and explore avenues for including more biological processes in such models. In particular we focus on physiological, demographic, dispersal, competitive and ecological-modulation processes. This overview highlights opportunities for new species distribution model concepts and developments, as well as a statistical agenda for implementing such models.