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Using rare mosses to resolve barriers in the use of species distribution models for climate change vulnerability assessments

Sep 23, 2025 |

By Beaty Biodiversity Museum, Emma Menchions, G. Karen Golinski, UBC Herbarium

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1 INTRODUCTION Continuing climate change driven by anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions threatens species' persistence and compounds with other threats, such as habitat loss, to exacerbate the current biodiversity crisis (Pecl et al., 2017).

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