Global Change Projections for Taiwan Island Birds: Linking Current and Future Distributions

Chia-Ying Ko; Terry L. Root; Shu-Hua Lin; Stephen H. Schneider; Pei-Fen Lee

doi:10.3897/natureconservation.2.2351

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Nature Conservation 2: 21-40
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