Generalised dissimilarity modelling (GDM) applies pairwise beta diversity as a measure of
species turnover with the purpose of explaining changes in species composition under …

Areas that contain ecologically distinct biological content, called bioregions, are a central
component to spatial and ecosystem‐based management. We review and describe a variety …

Species distribution models are widely used for stream bioassessment, estimating changes
in habitat suitability and identifying conservation priorities. We tested the accuracy of three …

Aim Conservation assessment and planning across extensive regions rely on the use of
mapped or modelled surrogates because direct field‐based inventories of biodiversity rarely …

Effective ecosystem management requires spatially distributed measurements that are
representative of ecological diversity. When considering which sites complement existing …

India has different bioclimatic zones and supports diverse aquatic habitats rich in
biodiversity. For effective conservation of the endangered species in its habitat, it is essential …

With developments of deep learning technologies and increasing demands for industrial
process feature extractions, researchers pay much attention to deep learning of process …

Freshwater aquatic ecosystems are in decline due to intensifying land use, salinisation,
water abstraction and climate change. Understanding compositional patterns in aquatic …

In order to assess the distribution pattern and understand the prevailing factors for predicting
further expansion of an exotic fish Oreochromis niloticus, this study was undertaken in the …

The taxonomic completeness index (ratio of observed to expected species; O/E) is widely
used in stream bioassessment programs to infer ecological impairment. However, its …