Distribution Pattern of Suitable Areas and Corridor Identification of Endangered Species in China.

The suitable habitat of endangered species has been severely threatened and affected by climate change and anthropogenic activities; however, their migration trends and restoration strategies are still relatively understudied. In this study, we utilized the MaxEnt model to simulate the suitable habitats of five endangered species in China under current and future climate scenarios. Additionally, we identified significant ecological corridors by incorporating the minimum cumulative resistance (MCR) model.

Prediction of Potential Suitable Areas and Priority Protection for on the Tibetan Plateau.

() is an endemic endangered species on the Tibetan Plateau; its potential suitable areas and priority protection in the context of global climate change remain poorly predicted. This study utilized Biomod2 and Marxan to assess the potential suitable areas and priority protection for . Our study revealed that the suitable areas of were concentrated in the southeastern Tibetan Plateau, with the center in Lang County.

The Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Insect Predator-Prey System Incorporating Refuge Effect.

The insect predator-prey system mediates several feedback mechanisms which regulate species abundance and spatial distribution. However, the spatiotemporal dynamics of such discrete systems with the refuge effect remain elusive. In this study, we analyzed a discrete Holling type II model incorporating the refuge effect using theoretical calculations and numerical simulations, and selected moths with high and low growth rates as two exemplifications.