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Species Distribution Models Characterize the environmental conditions that are suitable for the species Identify where suitable environments are distributed in space SO This does not provide us an ACTUAL distribution Fundamental Niche Why might species only occupy part of the Fundamental Niche?

Utility of SDM Identifying potential areas for disease outbreak Examine niche evolution Inform taxonomy Conservation reintroduction of species identify priority sites for conservation projecting spread of invasive species and disease

SDM Approaches Correlative Models Mechanistic Models Estimates environmental conditions suitable for a species by associating species occurrence records with environmental data that likely will affect species physiology and probability of persistence Mechanistic Models Use physiologically limiting mechanisms to determine ability of species to live in an environment Required: detailed understanding of the physiological response of species to environmental factors Required: Species occurrence records Environmental variables Algorithms to connect the two

Data input for Correlative Models Environmental Data Used to define the space based on environmental variables (climate, topography, soil type, land cover) Set of environmental conditions within which a species can survive and persist Biological or Geographical Data Actual locality data or known distribution of species Where to get it! iNaturalist GBIF eButterfly Museum/Herbarium Records GPS data from field work Where to get it! BioClim WorldClim

General Steps in SDM Study area is modeled as a raster map composed of grid cells at a specified resolution (for us, North America excluding Mexico) Dependent variables = occurrence records (from iNat) Suite of environmental variables (obtained from BioClim or WorldClim) and used to characterize each cell Function of the environmental variables is generated to predict the degree to which each cell is suitable for the species + =

Goal: Complete SP-2 Assignment using instructions handed out today Tips for Success Today No spaces in file names. NoSpacesInFileNames.doc CaPitALIzatiON matters Follow the directions carefully! Keep all members of the group at the same step - help each other when need be! Only CAN-DO attitudes:) Patience. Goal: Complete SP-2 Assignment using instructions handed out today