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HABITAT MODELING FOR BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION
2006
Northwestern Naturalist
Habitat models address only 1 component of biodiversity but can be useful in addressing and managing single or multiple species and ecosystem functions, for projecting disturbance regimes, and in supporting decisions. I review categories and examples of habitat models, their utility for biodiversity conservation, and their roles in making conservation decisions. I suggest the use of influence diagrams in structuring causal webs and structural equation modeling to quantify relations, as a
doi:10.1898/1051-1733(2006)87[56:hmfbc]2.0.co;2
fatcat:53kqbckswna7phdr6mdu555zf4