A habitat suitability modeling of Campylocia burmeisteri (EPHEMEROPTERA: Euthyplociidae) (Hagen, 1888) and its application on freshwater resources conservation
Abstract:Aim This paper aims to make inferences about the quality of watercourses, and its conservation, through the habitat suitability model of Campylocia burmeisteri. Methods The modelling demanded twenty-five occurrence records, twelve as training data and thirteen as test data. The study area consisted of a 300 kilometers buffer zone applied over the occurrence records. We used a set of twenty-two environmental layers as ambient data, as follows: 19 bioclimatic variables available on Worldclim; altitude from Worl… Show more
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