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Modelling Species Distributions & Niches
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Modelling Species Distributions & Niches (EVSC90026)
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Semester 2
jose.lahoz@unimelb.edu.au
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Several short answer exercises (4-7) testing aspects of modelling – equivalent to a combined total of 1250 words - due through the semester (25%)
Develop and interpret a model of the niche of a species and write a report – equivalent to 1250 words due early-mid semester (25%)
Fit and evaluate a species distribution model and write a report – equivalent to 1250 words due mid-late semester (25%)
Write a report comparing mechanistic and correlative species distribution models – equivalent to 1250 words due end of semester (25%)
For on campus version: attendance to 5 out of 6 face-to-face discussion sessions - through the semester (hurdle)
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Last updated: 3 November 2022