Climate change-driven range shifts in a cosmopolitan synanthropic insect: global habitat suitability modeling and projections for Clogmia albipunctata

S. M. Abduljalil S. Al-quraishy AS Abdel-Baki M. L. Salem S. Aboelhadid Ezzat M. Awad Mohamed G. Nasser Sara A. AlAshaal

Sep 2026 · SCIENCE NATURE · Vol 113 · 0 citations · 58 references

Medicine

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MaxEnt species distribution modeling is employed to project the global habitat suitability of C. albipunctata and provides a quantitative foundation for anticipating geographic shifts in this medically important species and inform targeted surveillance strategies in regions projected to experience habitat suitability increases.

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