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ABSTRACT We developed a large-scale habitat suitability modeling approach to map global distributions of 115 species of marine mammals. Predictions were generated by first assigning each species to broad-scale categories of habitat preferences with respect to depth, sea surface temperature and ice edge association based on synopses of published qualitative and quantitative habitat preference information.
Marine Ecology Progress Series
Mapping worldwide distributions of marine mammals using a Relative Environmental Suitability (RES) modelAbstract: The lack of comprehensive sighting data sets precludes the application of standard habitat suitability modeling approaches to predict distributions of the majority of marine mammal species on very large scales. As an alternative, we developed an ecological niche model to map global distributions of 115 cetacean and pinniped species living in the marine environment using more readily available expert knowledge about habitat usage. We started by assigning each species to broad-scale niche categories with respect to depth, sea- ...
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Abstract: The lack of comprehensive sighting data sets precludes the application of standard habitat suitability modeling approaches to predict distributions of the majority of marine mammal species on very large scales. As an alternative, we developed an ecological niche model to map global distributions of 115 cetacean and pinniped species living in the marine environment using more readily available expert knowledge about habitat usage.
Endangered Species Research
Marine mammal habitat models come of age: the emergence of ecological and management relevance2013 •
Endangered Species Research
Beyond correlation: integrating environmentally and behaviourally mediated processes in models of marine mammal distributions2013 •
2014 •
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The "Rigid adherence to the arbitrary principle of quantification" excludes facts outside laboratory settings such as genocides generated by instincts connected with outgroups. - And this at acritical time for America: "Polls estimate between 15 million and 26 million people participated in the United States, making these protests potentially the largest movement in terms of participation in U.S. history." (Wikipedia) As Claudia Nielsen pointed out, the psychiatrist McGilChrist astutely observed that “The scope of inquiry and understanding of the Materialist Doctrine with its rigid adherence to the actually arbitrary principle of quantification and over-emphasis on physiological characteristics is severely restricted and limited in the analyses that can be performed.” The inevitable result of the seriously restricted methodology of the Materialist Doctrine is that many observations, data, and outcomes will also needless to say, also be restricted. Kay Deaux, in her analysis of group related studies and theories observed that the (Materialist) bias for quantification-laboratory experiments “precluded” “affective displays” because it is well known that emotions are notoriously subjective and not easily quantified. She goes on to emphasize that “In contrast, natural groups, whether family, fraternity, or nation, are often the arena for intense displays of emotion and strong affective ties.” (p. 794 Handbook) The end result is that none of social sciences’ analyses of racism include the characteristic of intense displays of emotion. However, even a precursory overview of intergroup conflict involving genocides and atrocities reveals horrifically powerful emotions connected group-related instincts which historically include the most extreme forms of violence known to mankind.
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