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The spatExtinct package is a tool for spatially-interpolated extinction estimators. The purpose of the package is twofold: to assign likely extinction dates across a landscape, and to identify potential areas of persistence for species of conservation concern with unknown extinction status.
The sun above me and a concrete floor below
Scratch at the chain links, maybe bare my teeth for show
Fed twice a day, I don't go hungry anymore
Feel in my bones just what the future has in store
I pace in circles so the camera will see
Look hard at my stripes, there'll be no more after me
Laze by the shoreline while the sailors disembark
Scratch out a place to sit and rest down in the dark
Smell something burning downwind just a little ways
They set up camp and sing and sweat and work for days
I have no fear of anyone, I'm dumb and wild and free
I am a flightless bird and there'll be no more after me
In Costa Rica in a burrow underground
Climb to the surface, blink my eyes and look around
I'm all alone here as I try my tiny song
Claim my place beneath the sky but I won't be here for long
I sang all night, the moon shone on me through the trees
No brothers left and there'll be no more after me
–The Mountain Goats, "Deuteronomy 2:10"
Colin Carlson (ccarlson@sesync.org)
Carlson, C.J., Bond, A.L. and Burgio, K.R., 2018. Estimating the extinction date of the thylacine with mixed certainty data. Conservation Biology.
Carlson, C.J., Burgio, K.R., Dallas, T.A. and Bond, A.L. 2018. A novel method using sighting records to reconstruct spatiotemporal patterns of extinction and identify potential zones of rediscovery.
Solow, A.R. and Beet, A.R., 2014. On uncertain sightings and inference about extinction. Conservation biology, 28(4), pp.1119-1123.
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