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Valuation of Forest Habitat Functions of Endangered Mammals Using Species Distribution Model
Author
김정택, 김재욱, 이우균, 전성우, 김준순
Journal Title
Journal of forest and environmental science
Publication Year
2015
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Summary
This study estimated the values of endangered mammals’ forest habitats through spatialization of habitat services using a species distribution model (MaxEnt). The results showed that Gangwon, Gyeongbuk, and Gyeongnam provinces had the highest habitat values, estimated to be between 330 billion and 421 billion won per year.
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