influence of spatial errors in species occurrence data used in distribution models - Graham, Catherine H; Elith, Jane; Hijmans, Robert J; Guisan, Antoine; Townsend Peterson, A; Loiselle, Bette A (The Journal of applied ecology, 2008)
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