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Predicting the suitable habitat distribution of greater amberjack using the MaxEnt model with fishery and remote sensing data in the surrounding waters of Taiwan
The increasing availability of satellite-derived remotely sensed oceanographic data offers significant potential for evaluating changes in habitat suitability driven by oceanographic phenomena and for informing scientific management strategies, particularly when coupled with maximum entropy (MaxEnt)
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