Mingrui Li

Beauty bias in butterfly research and conservation

Leonardo Dapporto, Nicolas Mouquet, Claudia Bruschini, Saad Arif et autres

do not overrepresent beautiful species and identify more inconspicuous taxa as threatened. This mismatch reveals a tension between scientific assessments of extinction risk and historically embedded conservation priorities. Our findings suggest that recognizing beauty bias is vital for aligning conservation with actual …

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Causal Analysis Reveals That Public Access to Land Can Shape Our View of Species' Geographic Distributions

Mingrui Li, Richard H. ffrench‐Constant, Jonathan Bennie, Richard Fox et autres

ABSTRACT Aim Citizen science data are widely used to study species' distributions. Using butterfly observations from South‐West England, we sought to better understand what shapes the spatial footprint of recording. Location South‐West England. Methods We combined directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) with piecewise …

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Systematic differences in phenology estimates from unstructured and structured biodiversity datasets

Mingrui Li, Jonathan Bennie, David B. Roy, Richard Fox et autres

Abstract Phenology, the timing of biological events such as first flowering or emergence, plays a key role in understanding ecological responses to climate change. With the rapidly growing number of opportunistic citizen science records, it is important to understand whether and how …

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Modelling spatial deficits in citizen science recording: a case study from UK butterflies

Mingrui Li

Supplementary material of 'Modelling spatial deficits in citizen science recording: a case study from UK butterflies'

Modelling spatial deficits in citizen science recording: a case study from UK butterflies

Mingrui Li

Supplementary material of 'Modelling spatial deficits in citizen science recording: a case study from UK butterflies'

Modelling spatial deficits in citizen science recording: a case study from UK butterflies

Mingrui Li

Supplementary material of 'Modelling spatial deficits in citizen science recording: a case study from UK butterflies'

Paper 3 data and code

Mingrui Li

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Paper 3 data and code

Mingrui Li

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Phenology paper data and code

Mingrui Li

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