Elevation distribution of biodiversity hotspots.

Elevation distribution of biodiversity hotspots.

<div><p>Most of the world’s mountains are distributed across national boundaries. However, due to the sovereignty of national boundaries, conservation plans between neighboring countries are often uncoordinated. Against the backdrop of impending environmental changes, transboundary mount...

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Main Author: Mengqi Yuan (4852555) (author)
Other Authors: Fang Han (435237) (author), Yue Yang (52715) (author), Aleksandr Dunets (20384133) (author), Mikhail Shishin (20384136) (author), Ordenbek Mazbayev (20384139) (author), Bayarkhuu Batbayar (20384142) (author)
Published: 2024
Subjects:
Evolutionary Biology
Ecology
Science Policy
Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
world &# 8217
primarily located near
key habitat types
impending environmental changes
enhanced species protection
transboundary mountain ecosystems
identify biodiversity hotspots
establishing transboundary corridors
biodiversity hotspot assessment
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transboundary cooperation
biodiversity conservation
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study employs
significantly influenced
results indicate
research evaluates
protected areas
often uncoordinated
neighboring countries
national boundaries
mongolian border
maxent model
leveraging data
human activities
focused strategies
findings underscore
conservation plans
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adverse effects
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