CURRENT AND FUTURE CLIMATE MODELS FOR TEN REMAINING SPECIES OF ACHATINELLA TO INFORM POTENTIAL LOCATIONS OF EX SITU PREDATOR-FREE EXCLOSURES

Price, Melissa R.Kitamura, Philip Kei2023-09-282023-09-282023https://hdl.handle.net/10125/106169EcologyWildlife conservationWildlife managementclimate changeconservation introductionsconservation planningectothermsextinctionspecies distribution modelingCURRENT AND FUTURE CLIMATE MODELS FOR TEN REMAINING SPECIES OF ACHATINELLA TO INFORM POTENTIAL LOCATIONS OF EX SITU PREDATOR-FREE EXCLOSURESThesis