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Occurrences

EXTENT OF OCCURRENCE

EXTENT OF OCCURRENCE

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The extent of occurrence (EOO) is defined as the area contained within the shortest continuous imaginary boundary which can be drawn to encompass al the known, inferred or projected sites of present occurrence of a taxon, excluding cases of vagrancy (IUCN 2013).

MCP on models: area of minimum convex polygon computed on a species modeled distribution (Figure 1, Renjifo et al. 2014).

Figure 1. Example of minimum convex polygon generated for Andigena hypoglauca (red line) based on a model for its distribution (green area) (Renjifo et al. 2014).

MCP on occurrences: area of the minimum convex polygon computed on all species occurrences. (Figure 2, IUCN 2013)

Figure 2. Representation of computation of a minimum convex polygon on occurrences.

REPRESENTATIVENESS IN PROTECTED AREAS

REPRESENTATIVENESS IN PROTECTED AREAS

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This is the percentage of a species distribution that is protected under all types of protected areas and discriminated by National Parks, private reserves and other protected area types (forest reserves, regional parks, integrated management districts and recreational areas). The total representativeness may not match the summation of national parks, private reserves and other reserves if there is any overlap between protected area types.

FOREST LOSS

FOREST LOSS

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This graph describes the percentage of forest within species distribution, according to the deforestation maps developed by IDEAM and projected deforestation scenarios proposed by Etter & Arevalo (2014) projected to the year 2030.

Etter, A. y Arévalo, P. (2014). Escenarios futuros de la cobertura forestal en Colombia. En: Bello et al. (ed). Biodiversidad 2014. Estado y tendencia de la biodiversidad continental en Colombia. Instituto Alexander von Humboldt. Bogotá, D.C., Colombia.

land cover types

land cover types

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Percent of species distribution within land cover types.

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