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Continental-Scale Invertebrate Distributions Are Mainly Associated With Climate but Modulated by Soil and Land-Use Gradients
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To quantify the relative influence of climate, soil and land-use on the distributions of terrestrial invertebrate species and to assess whether their importance is consistent among taxonomic/trophic groups, biogeographical regions and land-use-intensity gradients.
Keywords:
biogeographical regions
climate
distribution predictors
Europe
invertebrates
land-use intensity
SHAP
soil properties
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