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Using GIS-linked Bayesian Belief Networks as a tool for modelling urban biodiversity

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Fig. 1. Study area locations and sampling locations for invertebrate/plant (diamonds) and bird (crosses) richness in Bedford, Luton and Milton Keynes, UK.
Fig. 2. Example Bayesian Belief Network model structure for Bird Species Richness. All models used a comparable structure, with only the dependent variable (i.e.taxonomic richness) and conditional probabilities changing between models
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