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Author response of: Using a sequential sampling algorithm to apply the niche-neutral model to species occurrence patterns. Round#3

Nadiah P. Kristensen Yong Chee K. Sin Hyee Shynn Lim Frank E. Rheindt Ryan A. Chisholm

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This response addresses the application of a sequential sampling algorithm to analyze species occurrence patterns through the niche-neutral model.
Recommended the use of a sequential sampling algorithm for better analysis.
Focused on improving the application of the niche-neutral model.
Emphasized the implications for understanding species distribution.
Improved methodology enhances understanding of species occurrence patterns.
The proposed algorithm provides a statistical framework for ecological modeling.

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Author response discusses methodology to analyze species occurrence patterns using a novel algorithm, suggesting improvements.

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Kristensen et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69edab814a46254e215b3817 https://doi.org/10.24072/pci.ecology.100770.ar3

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