预测巴巴里地 (Atlantoxerus getulus) 在气候变化下的未来分布,使用利基重叠分析和物种分布建模

Imene Habibi1, Hammadi Achour2, Farid Bounaceur3

  • 1Laboratory of Sustainable Management of Natural Resources in Arid and Semi-arid Areas, Salhi Ahmed University Center of Naama, 45000, Naama, Algeria.

概括

巴巴里地松鼠在本地和入侵范围之间表现出利基稳定性,但在阿尔及利亚由于气候变化而面临严重的息地丧失. 在北非迫切需要进行保护工作,在加拿大群岛迫切需要进行入侵物种管理.

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