Development and Delivery of Species Distribution Models to Inform Decision-Making
Helen R. Sofaer(United States Geological Survey), Healy Hamilton(Museum of Vertebrate Zoology), Timothy G. Howard, Catherine S. Jarnevich(United States Geological Survey), Gericke Cook(Agricultural Research Service), Stephanie Auer(NatureServe), Ian S. Pearse(United States Geological Survey), Regan Smyth(NatureServe), Thomas C. Edwards(Utah State University), Gerald F. Guala(United States Geological Survey), Jeffrey T. Morisette(Rocky Mountain Research Station)
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