Habitat suitability and connectivity modeling reveal priority areas for Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis) conservation in a complex habitat mosaic

Keyphrases

• Habitat Suitability 100%
• Connectivity Modeling 100%
• Habitat Connectivity 100%
• Maternity 100%
• Habitat Mosaic 100%
• Complex Habitats 100%
• Indiana Bat 100%
• Myotis Sodalis 100%
• Sodalis 66%
• Occurrence Data 33%
• Agriculture 33%
• Hierarchical Level 33%
• Model Complexity 33%
• Multiple Spatial Scales 33%
• United States of America 33%
• Medium Size 33%
• Complex Landscape 33%
• Management Level 33%
• Forest Edge 33%
• Urban Development 33%
• Landscape Scale 33%
• Migrants 33%
• Low Elevation 33%
• Water Bodies 33%
• Endangered Species 33%
• Connectivity Analysis 33%
• Landscape Level 33%
• Forest Cover 33%
• Habitat Patch 33%
• Edge Distance 33%
• Conservation Actions 33%
• Binary Map 33%
• Patch Connectivity 33%
• Hibernacula 33%
• Mixed Landscape 33%
• Mosaic Landscape 33%
• Hypothesis-driven 33%
• Suitability Model 33%
• Landscape Complexity 33%
• Maternity Colony 33%
• Habitat Availability Metrics 33%
• Inter-patch Connectivity 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Indiana 100%
• Habitat Mosaic 100%
• United States of America 50%
• Water Body 50%
• Habitat Availability 50%
• Endangered Species 50%
• Forest Cover 50%
• Forest Edge 50%
• Urban Development 50%
• Regional Geography 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Sodalis 100%
• Myotis Sodalis 100%
• Body Water 50%
• Endangered Species 50%