Figures and descriptions:
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Figure 1:
Steven Phillips in a baobab in
Madagascar. This species (Adansonia
grandidieri) is one of about 2000 whose
distributions were modeled using Maxent
for a large conservation planning study
in Madagascar, published in
Science last year
(Science, 320, pp. 222-226,
2008). I was one of 22 co-authors on
the study.
View a larger
image (please allow extra load time
on slower connections).
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Figure
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Figure 2:
A Maxent model of the distribution of
Bradypus variegatus, a three-toed
sloth, which was one of the species we
used to showcase Maxent in the paper.
Warmer colors show stronger predict of
suitable conditions for the
species.
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