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Integrating MaxEnt and MaxNet for climate-resilient habitat restoration: Predicting the ecological niche of <i>Eucalyptus tereticornis</i> in semi-arid landscapes
Accurate modeling of species distribution is essential for effective biodiversity conservation, afforestation planning, and land-use management. This study presents a comparative analysis of two prominent presence-only species distribution models Maximum Entropy (MaxEnt) and MaxNet to evaluate thei
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