Minimizing effects of methodological decisions on interpretation and prediction in species distribution studies: An example with background selection
Catherine S. Jarnevich(United States Geological Survey), Tracy R. Holcombe(United States Geological Survey), Cameron L. Aldridge(United States Geological Survey), Daniel J. Manier(United States Geological Survey), Marian Talbert(United States Geological Survey), Cynthia S. Brown(Colorado State University), Sunil Kumar(Colorado State University), Colin Talbert(United States Geological Survey), Jeffery Morisette(Colorado State University)
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