Despite its recognition as an important global resource for conservation, the International
Union for Conservation of Nature's (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species only provides …

IUCN Red Lists are recognized worldwide as powerful instruments for the conservation of
species. Quantitative criteria to standardize approaches for estimating population trends …

Species distribution models (SDMs) have become one of the major predictive tools in
ecology. However, multiple methodological choices are required during the modelling …

Macro‐scale species richness studies often use museum specimens as their main source of
information. However, such datasets are often strongly biased due to variation in sampling …

Aim Museum and herbarium specimen records are frequently used to assess the
conservation status of species and their responses to climate change. Typically, occurrences …

Aim The quantification of species range shifts is critical for develo** effective plans to
conserve biodiversity. There are numerous methods and metrics for quantifying species …

Assessments of risk to biodiversity often rely on spatial distributions of species and
ecosystems. Range‐size metrics used extensively in these assessments, such as area of …

Modelling the distribution of rare and invasive species often occurs in situations where
reliable absences for evaluating model performance are unavailable. However, predictions …

Aim To fill knowledge gaps regarding the distributions, ecogeographic niches and
conservation status of sorghum's wild relatives (Sorghum Moench). Location The study …

Island systems are important models for evolutionary biology because they provide
convenient, discrete biogeographic units of study. Continental islands with a history of …