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TAXON
Volume 49, Issue 3, Pages 503-515Publisher
INT ASSOC PLANT TAXONOMY
DOI: 10.2307/1224346
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Arecaceae; climatic envelope; distribution mapping; Ecuador; GIS; spatial modelling
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A GIS application of the program ArcView 3.1 is presented that creates potential plant distribution maps based on data from georeferenced specimen data bases. The application makes use of the relationship between species distribution and environmental parameters such as altitude, humidity, or temperature, to predict a taxon's potential distribution. The application contains tools for modification and further refinement of basic maps.
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