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African bat species distribution models and gridded IUCN expert maps

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IUCN expert maps are increasingly used in macroecological research.

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However, IUCN maps have not been produced for this purpose. Macroecological insights based exclusively on this data type could hence be misleading.

Here we compare for a large taxonomic group (bats) and an entire biogeographic realm (Africa) the species-specific discrepancies between IUCN maps and species distribution models (SDMs), which were designed to approximate the complete geographic range of species. We then examine the implications for a typical macroecological analysis aimed at identifying environmental correlates of species richness. Here we provide data supporting the above analyses.

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