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Climate warming increases the risk of habitat reshaping and interspecific gene flow among closely related species: A case study of the genus Hoplobatrachus
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• The global habitat suitability of four Hoplobatrachus species was evaluated. • Future changes and overlap of suitable habitats were predicted for these species. • Potential interspecific interactions were identified for the genus Hoplobatrachus.
Keywords:
Hoplobatrachus
MaxEnt model
Shared socioeconomic pathways
Habitat suitability
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