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High-resolution habitat suitability modelling can improve conservation of vulnerable marine ecosystems in the deep sea

Full title: High-resolution habitat suitability modelling can improve conservation of vulnerable marine ecosystems in the deep sea

Author/creator: Rengstorf, Anna M., Yesson, Chris, Brown, Colin, Grehan, Anthony J..

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    High-resolution habitat suitability modelling can improve conservation of vulnerable marine ecosystems in the deep sea

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    High-resolution habitat suitability modelling can improve conservation of vulnerable marine ecosystems in the deep sea

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    Rengstorf, Anna M. Yesson, Chris Brown, Colin Grehan, Anthony J.

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    Oxford: Blackwell Publishing Ltd

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    Journal of biogeography, 2013, Vol.40 (9), p.1702-1714

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    TN_cdi_proquest_journals_1419589062

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    English

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    Oxford: Blackwell Publishing Ltd

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    Animal and plant ecology Animal, plant and microbial ecology Aquatic habitats Bathymetry Biological and medical sciences Cold-water coral Continental shelves Coral reefs Corals deep sea Ecological modeling Foreign banks From tidepools to the deep sea Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology General aspects General aspects. Techniques habitat Habitat conservation Habitats Irish continental margin Lophelia pertusa marine spatial planning Maxent Methods and techniques (sampling, tagging, trapping, modelling...) Modeling Models predictive modelling Protection and preservation Sea water ecosystems Species Synecology vulnerable marine ecosystems

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    Aim The distribution of vulnerable marine ecosystems in the deep sea is poorly understood. This has led to the emergence of modelling methods to predict the occurrence of suitable habitat for conservation planning in data-sparse areas. Recent global analyses for cold-water corals predict a high probability of occurrence along the slopes of continen...

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    0305-0270

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    1365-2699

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    10.1111/jbi.12123

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