What does palaeomodeling mean?
Palaeomodeling means The modeling of organism distributions in prehistoric times.
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The modeling of organism distributions in prehistoric times.
The palaeomodeling method intersects predicted species' distributions under current conditions and climatic extremes of the Late Quaternary (6000 years before present, or 6 kybp, and 21 kybp) to predict areas of stability (regions in which species are predicted to occupy irrespective of time period) and unstable areas ( 7, 14 ).
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Palaeomodeling means The modeling of organism distributions in prehistoric times.
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The palaeomodeling method intersects predicted species' distributions under current conditions and climatic extremes of the Late Quaternary (6000 years before present, or 6 kybp, and 21 kybp) to predict areas of stability (regions in which species are predicted to occupy irrespective of time period) and unstable areas ( 7, 14 ).
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