Habitat distribution models for 37 vertebrate species in theMojave Desert ecoregion of Nevada, Arizona, and Utah

Boykin KG, Bradford DF, Kepner WG. 2008. Habitat distribution models for 37 vertebrate species in theMojave Desert ecoregion of Nevada, Arizona, and Utah. EPA Contract #EP-C-05-061. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Las Vegas, NV

The purpose of the present project was to develop habitat distribution models for the 37 vertebrate species that are either covered under the MSHCP or identified as high priority evaluation species, using the recently completed habitat models from the Southwest Regional Gap Analysis Project (SWReGAP) as a starting point (Prior-Magee et al. 2007). This effort also provided an evaluation of the utility of the SWReGAP models when applied at a scale smaller than the entire 5-state SWReGAP region.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Boykin, Kenneth; Bradford, David; Kepner, William
Date of Issue
2008
Publisher
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Units
LAKE
Keywords
Absence (Biodiversity), Abundance (Biodiversity), Clark County Nevada, Distribution (Biodiversity), Gap Analysis, Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan, Presence (Biodiversity), statistical models, Taxa Links To References

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