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How Climate Change Affects Parthenogenetic Whiptails

By EAL Salas on April 22, 2017July 21, 2020

Citation: Alvarez, Guillermo; Salas, Eric A.L.; Harings, Nicole M.; Boykin, Kenneth G. 2017. “Projections of Future Suitable Bioclimatic Conditions of Parthenogenetic Whiptails.” Climate 5, no. 2: 34. Abstract: This paperContinue readingHow Climate Change Affects Parthenogenetic Whiptails

Impacts of climate change on birds in South Central U.S. based on bioclimatic variables

By EAL Salas on March 31, 2017March 31, 2017

Modeling the impacts of climate change on Species of Concern (birds) in South Central U.S. based on bioclimatic variables Abstract: We used 19 bioclimatic variables, five species distribution modeling (SDM)Continue readingImpacts of climate change on birds in South Central U.S. based on bioclimatic variables

Projected Future Bioclimate-Envelope Suitability for Species of Concern in South Central USA

By EAL Salas on February 16, 2017February 16, 2017

Results of our project “Projected Future Bioclimate-Envelope Suitability for Species of Concern in South Central USA” are now online and datasets are available for download. Project Summary This dataset addressesContinue readingProjected Future Bioclimate-Envelope Suitability for Species of Concern in South Central USA

Vegetation Water Content Prediction: Towards More Relevant Explicatory Waveband Variables

By EAL Salas on January 2, 2017

by Eric Ariel L. Salas Department of Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Ecology, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM 88003, USA Abstract Although the water absorption feature (WAF) at 970Continue readingVegetation Water Content Prediction: Towards More Relevant Explicatory Waveband Variables

Modeling the Effects of Environmental Change on Crucial Wildlife Habitat

By EAL Salas on December 16, 2016January 10, 2017

Project Summary This project evaluated bioclimatic-envelope models (from 19 bioclimate variables) in order to project availability of suitable bioclimatic conditions for 20 terrestrial species, identified as species of concern (SOC)Continue readingModeling the Effects of Environmental Change on Crucial Wildlife Habitat