Sentence examples for extent of occurrences from inspiring English sources

We use alpha-shapes because they have been used to capture extent of occurrences and may be preferred over other methods to delineate species range boundaries (García-Roselló et al. 2015).

The extent of occurrences of overlapping transcripts in C. parvum has not been quantified.

For amphibians, mammals, and birds, we used extent-of-occurrence maps.

Each species' extent-of-occurrence map is a single minimum convex polygon that connects known locations, but includes multiple polygons when there is clear range discontinuity.

Using pseudo-presence data may lead to overpredictions in characterizing climatic suitability because large-scale "extent-of-occurrence" geographical ranges include some unsuitable areas and thus tend to exaggerate actual occurrence [45] [47].

While the IUCN conservation status remains as critically endangered "because of an observed drastic decline in population and extent of occurrence, estimated to be more than 80% over the last 10 years, probably due to chytridiomycosis", a species cannot reach the next category of extinct in the wild "if there is any reasonable possibility that they may still be extant".

Continuing decline in (i) extent of occurrence; and (iii) area, extent and/or quality of habitat.

The extent of occurrence and area of occupancy were calculated using the GeoCAT tool (Bachman et al. [2011]).

The extent of occurrence of the scaffold relative to the total number of scaffolds in the dataset (as %) are listed.

These perceptions were then coupled by estimates of the actual extent of occurrence in the corresponding cities.

The crest-tailed mulgara increased its "extent of occurrence"—the area in which a species has been sighted nearly 70-fold.