Layer: New Mexico Jumping Mouse Distribution Model (CNHP 2015) (ID: 15)

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Name: New Mexico Jumping Mouse Distribution Model (CNHP 2015)

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Description: This is a Random Forest inductive model. Used proposed designated Critical Habitat (FR-78-119-2013) poly-gons and areas from Friggens et al. (2013) New Mexico meadow jumping mouse current suitable habitat model that extended into the state of Colorado to generate presumed presence points for the species. Model results with a value of 0.4 (40% probability of occurrence) or greater were retained, based on model perfor-mance statistics and initial review. The extent of the model was restricted to areas hydrologically connected to the Critical Habitat and NM model areas. The model is based on 200 generated presence points. 150 points were used for training, and 50 points were used for post-model evaluation. Both training and evaluation AUC are 0.991. Environmental Inputs (variable importance): * Distance to water (98.6%) * Elevation (0.7%) * Soil depth (0.4%) * Annual precipitation (0.2%) * Distance to riparian (0.1%)

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Copyright Text: Colorado Natural Heritage Program, Colorado Parks and Wildlife

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