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The mortality models showed both underestimation and overestimation trends.
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e0“The tested models showed similar and accurate estimates with R 2 exceeding 0.90, although underestimation and overestimation trends were observed.”
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Title
Individual tree mortality: Risks of climate change in the eastern Brazilian Amazon region
Erica Karolina Barros de Oliveira; Alba Valéria Rezende; Leonidas Soares Murta Júnior; et al. Ecological Informatics 2024. doi:10.1016/j.ecoinf.2024.102880
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- Method / resource Mortality models produced similar estimates with R² above 0.90.
- Method / resource NNAR satisfactorily represented species mortality over simulated years.
- Observation The 25 cm DBH class had its highest mortality in 2012–2014 during neutral and weak El Niño conditions.
- Association Maximum air temperature had the strongest positive correlation with tree mortality.
- Method / resource A logistic function accurately estimated tree mortality following selective logging.