joint ecosystem modeling
Threatened and Endangered Vertebrates in Florida
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In general, we recommend users to start with more general species or trait-based searches, and refine the criteria to specific authors, study sites, or other categories once the breadth of available data is known.
If the entire title of a publication is not known, we recommend including the minimum number of words that you know appear in the title. If one word is incorrect, or the words are not in the correct order, the title will not be returned.
Not all data entries contain location or study site information. If you search for a specific author and study site, for example, only entries containing both of those criteria will be generated. Data entries that contain the specified author, but do not contain study site information, will not be returned.
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