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Variable choice affects estimations of vulnerability to climate change
Krista N. Oswald
, Shannon R. Conradie
The Swiss Institute for Dryland Environmental and Energy Research
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Response Variable
100%
Vulnerability to Climate Change
100%
Variable Choice
100%
Affect Estimation
100%
Mass Gain
66%
Ecological Response
66%
Thermal Risk
66%
Vulnerability
33%
Climatic Conditions
33%
Limited Resources
33%
Increased Vulnerability
33%
Risky Driving
33%
Variable Mass
33%
Predation Risk
33%
Combined Risk
33%
Hot Weather
33%
Direct Approach
33%
Rising Temperature
33%
Cape
33%
Nest Predation
33%
Species Vulnerability
33%
Nestling Mass
33%
RCP8.5
33%
Conservation Practitioners
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Climate Change
100%
Nestling
66%
Predation
66%
Weather
33%