The relative importance of climate and vegetation properties on patterns of North American breeding bird species richness

Keyphrases

• North America 100%
• Bird Diversity 100%
• Vegetation Properties 100%
• Breeding Bird Species 100%
• Canopy Structure 75%
• Guilds 75%
• Physical Environment 50%
• Species Richness 50%
• Open Woodland 50%
• Grassland 50%
• Scrubbing 50%
• Predictor Variables 50%
• Structure Metrics 50%
• Bioclimatic 50%
• Recent Advances 25%
• Climate Change 25%
• High Spatial Resolution 25%
• Land Use Change 25%
• Breeding Habitat 25%
• Climate Variables 25%
• Ecological Parameters 25%
• Diversity Analysis 25%
• Environmental Variables 25%
• Bird Species 25%
• Vegetation Structure 25%
• Sparse Sampling 25%
• Forest Birds 25%
• Species Richness Patterns 25%
• Remote Sensing Model 25%
• Remote Sensing Data 25%
• Ecological Modelling 25%
• Large-scale Patterns 25%
• Vegetation Study 25%
• Structure Variable 25%
• Ecosystem Studies 25%
• LiDAR 25%
• Bird Distribution 25%
• Structure Information 25%
• Ecological Drivers 25%
• Vertical Structure 25%
• Satellite Lidar 25%
• Breeding Bird Survey 25%
• Spaceborne Lidar 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Americans 100%
• Lidar 100%
• Grassland 66%
• Climate Change 33%
• Remote Sensing 33%
• Land Use Change 33%
• Breeding Bird Survey 33%