Quantifying species distributions using species distribution models (SDMs) has emerged as
a central method in modern biogeography. These empirical models link species occurrence …

Understanding species distributions is a global priority for mitigating environmental
pressures from human activities. Ample studies have identified key environmental (climate …

Recent years have seen an exponential increase in the amount of data available in all
sciences and application domains. Macroecology is part of this “Big Data” trend, with a …

Understanding the role of thermal tolerances in determining species distributions is
important for assessing species responses to climate change. Two hypotheses linking …

Southeast Asian forests are dominated by the tree family Dipterocarpaceae, whose
abundance and diversity are key to maintaining the structure and function of tropical forests …

Species' ranges are primarily limited by the physiological (abiotic) tolerance of the species,
described by their fundamental niche. Additionally, demographic processes, dispersal, and …

The accelerating biodiversity crisis, for which climate change has become an important
driver, urges the scientific community for answers to the question of whether and how …

Forecasting the effects of climate change on species and populations is a fundamental goal
of conservation biology, especially for montane endemics which seemingly are under the …

Simple Summary Climate and land use/land cover changes are key factors that significantly
impact the distribution of wild species. The black stork, an endangered bird with a high …

To better understand the ecological implications of global climate change for species that
display geographically and seasonally dynamic life‐history strategies, we need to determine …