Title : ( How will climate change affect the temporal and spatial distributions of a reservoir host, the Indian gerbil (Tatera indica), and the spread of zoonotic diseases that it carries? )
Authors: kordiyeh hamidi loyen , S. Mohammadi , N. Eskandarzadeh ,
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Abstract
Species distribution models revealed the four variables most effective in determining Indian gerbil occurrence: the mean precipitation of the year’s driest month; the seasonality of precipitation; the mean temperature of the warmest quarter of the year; and the mean temperature of the wettest quarter. According to our model, the southern parts of Iran have the most suitable habitat for T. indica. With global climate change, suitable habitats for the gerbil will increase considerably in Iran spreading outwards toward the southwest, centrally, and the northeast.
Keywords
, climate change, ectoparasites, Indian gerbil, leishmaniasis, species distribution projections
@article{paperid:1069338,
author = {Hamidi Loyen, Kordiyeh and S. Mohammadi and N. Eskandarzadeh},
title = {How will climate change affect the temporal and spatial distributions of a reservoir host, the Indian gerbil (Tatera indica), and the spread of zoonotic diseases that it carries?},
journal = {Evolutionary Ecology Research},
year = {2018},
volume = {19},
number = {2},
month = {February},
issn = {1522-0613},
pages = {215--226},
numpages = {11},
keywords = {climate change; ectoparasites; Indian gerbil; leishmaniasis; species distribution projections},
}
%0 Journal Article
%T How will climate change affect the temporal and spatial distributions of a reservoir host, the Indian gerbil (Tatera indica), and the spread of zoonotic diseases that it carries?
%A Hamidi Loyen, Kordiyeh
%A S. Mohammadi
%A N. Eskandarzadeh
%J Evolutionary Ecology Research
%@ 1522-0613
%D 2018
