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Not Just a Matter of Space: Integrating Ecological Niche Modeling With Genotype‐Environment Associations Suggests High Maladaptation Risks Under Climate Change for a Microendemic Malagasy Frog
Climate change is impacting biodiversity worldwide at an accelerating pace. Traditionally, Ecological Niche Models (ENMs) have been widely used to infer the likely impacts of climate change on species, while accounting for their potential dispersal towards climatically suitable habitats. More rece
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