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Climate-driven shifts in lumpy skin disease risk across Iran: Insights from ensemble species distribution models.
This study aimed to identify the environmental determinants influencing the distribution of lumpy skin disease and to predict changes in its spatial distribution risk and potential geographic range across Iran under future climate change scenarios using ensemble Species Distribution Models (SDMs). T
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