#7976. Modelling the potential distribution of two tropical freshwater fish species under climate change scenarios

October 2026publication date
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Journal’s subject area:
Nature and Landscape Conservation;
Ecology;
Aquatic Science;
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Abstract:
Climate change is causing shifts in the distribution patterns of freshwater fish at various spatio-temporal scales. Tropical freshwater fish are vulnerable, especially in areas where a high impact of climate change is predicted; thus, there is an increasing need to predict these shifts to determine conservation and adaptation strategies. Ecological niche models offer a reliable way to predict the effects of climate change on species distribution.
Keywords:
Anthropocene; biogeography; Cichlidae; ecological niche modelling; freshwater ecosystems; Lepisosteidae; maxent; suitability; wetlands

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