过去、历史和未来生物气候条件下的水仙属生态位模型

IF 0.8 4区 生物学 Q4 BIOLOGY
E. Bozkurt
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摘要

安纳托利亚在许多物种的物种形成中发挥了重要作用。全球气候变化以不同的方式影响着许多爬行动物的分布,包括它们的活动范围扩大或栖息地丧失。在本研究中,我们重点研究了生活在安纳托利亚和一些希腊岛屿的Anatololacerta属。利用最大熵法(MaxEnt)对末次盛冰期(LGM)、历史(1970-2000)和未来(2081-2100)的150篇文献记录和20项观测资料进行了分析。RCP 4.5)生物气候条件。根据我们的模型,A. danfordi、A. finikensis和A. ibrahimi在未来条件下的分布范围比历史条件下更广泛。然而,anatolica和a . pelasgiana在未来可能会经历潜在的栖息地丧失。虽然物理障碍是LGM和历史记录中的障碍,但这些障碍可能在不久的将来发生气候变化后被克服。
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Ecological Niche Modelling of the Genus Anatololacerta Under Past, Historical And Future Bioclimatic Conditions
Anatolia has played an important role in the speciation of many species. Global climatic changes affect the distribution of many reptiles in different ways, including their range expansion or habitat loss. In this study, we focused on the genus Anatololacerta which inhabits Anatolia and some Greek islands. In total, 150 literature records and 20 items of observation data were analysed with the maximum entropy method (MaxEnt) for the last glacial maximum (LGM), as well as historical (1970-2000) and future (2081-2100; RCP 4.5) bioclimatic conditions. According to our model, the distribution ranges in the future conditions for A. danfordi, A. finikensis and A. ibrahimi were more extensive than for the historical conditions. However, A. anatolica and A. pelasgiana may experience a potential habitat loss in the future. Although physical barriers were obstacles in the LGM and historical records, these barriers may be overcome after the climatic changes taking place in the near future.
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Folia Biologica-Krakow
Folia Biologica-Krakow 医学-生物学
CiteScore
1.10
自引率
14.30%
发文量
15
审稿时长
>12 weeks
期刊介绍: Folia Biologica (Kraków) is an international online open access journal accepting original scientific articles on various aspects of zoology: phylogeny, genetics, chromosomal studies, ecology, biogeography, experimental zoology and ultrastructural studies. The language of publication is English, articles are assembled in four issues per year.
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