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|Reference=Bartholome et al., 2004; DMA, 1992; Newbold et al., 2013; | |Reference=Bartholome et al., 2004; DMA, 1992; Newbold et al., 2013; | ||
|Description====Data=== | |Description=<h2>Data, uncertainties and limitations</h2> | ||
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GLOBIO builds on data from literature reviews to construct relationships between biodiversity metrics ({{abbrTemplate|MSA}}) and environmental factors, such as land use, climate, and infrastructure. These are mainly local data on a large variety of ecosystems. Although systematically reviewed, representativeness is not guaranteed and bias may occur towards well-studied species groups, such as birds, and biodiversity-rich regions, such as tropical forests. | GLOBIO builds on data from literature reviews to construct relationships between biodiversity metrics ({{abbrTemplate|MSA}}) and environmental factors, such as land use, climate, and infrastructure. These are mainly local data on a large variety of ecosystems. Although systematically reviewed, representativeness is not guaranteed and bias may occur towards well-studied species groups, such as birds, and biodiversity-rich regions, such as tropical forests. | ||
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