<p>Panels A and B show only the plots and panels C and D the 20 environmental features used as explanatory variables. Red arrows indicate statistically significant variables after 500 permutations. For abbreviations, see <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0142236#pone.0142236.t001" target="_blank">Table 1</a>.</p
Sörensen (Bray-Curtis) distances. from first (year 0) to last survey, with regression line and stati...
<p>(A) Average native species richness (±1 SE) in plots across the elevational gradient. Different l...
The colors demonstrate the degree of urbanization (red), that is, when the point is red, it presents...
<p>The distance-based redundancy analysis was constrained by the environmental data. The lengths of ...
Vectors represent the effect of environmental variables on dragonfly (A), beetle (B) and bug (C) spe...
<p>These four plots provide a visualization of the corresponding multivariate multiple regression mo...
<p>Distance-based redundancy analysis (dbRDA) plot resulted from the DISTLM analysis, considering th...
<p>(a) Main environmental variables (organic matter, turbidity and total vegetation and algal cover)...
<p>Vectors show the strength and direction of correlations of individual environmental factors, and ...
<p>The two graphs in the top panel show relationships between species distribution and topographic f...
<p>Vectors are overlaid to represent the different environmental variables most important in each mo...
<p>Partial redundancy analysis (pRDA) results for a) total species distribution, and b) red list spe...
<p>Only the significant explanatory variables are included in the plots. The first axis was signific...
<p>Distance-based redundancy analysis (dbRDA) of macroinvertebrate samples in spring, overlaid with ...
<p>Distance-based redundancy analysis (dbRDA) of macroinvertebrate samples in autumn, overlaid with ...
Sörensen (Bray-Curtis) distances. from first (year 0) to last survey, with regression line and stati...
<p>(A) Average native species richness (±1 SE) in plots across the elevational gradient. Different l...
The colors demonstrate the degree of urbanization (red), that is, when the point is red, it presents...
<p>The distance-based redundancy analysis was constrained by the environmental data. The lengths of ...
Vectors represent the effect of environmental variables on dragonfly (A), beetle (B) and bug (C) spe...
<p>These four plots provide a visualization of the corresponding multivariate multiple regression mo...
<p>Distance-based redundancy analysis (dbRDA) plot resulted from the DISTLM analysis, considering th...
<p>(a) Main environmental variables (organic matter, turbidity and total vegetation and algal cover)...
<p>Vectors show the strength and direction of correlations of individual environmental factors, and ...
<p>The two graphs in the top panel show relationships between species distribution and topographic f...
<p>Vectors are overlaid to represent the different environmental variables most important in each mo...
<p>Partial redundancy analysis (pRDA) results for a) total species distribution, and b) red list spe...
<p>Only the significant explanatory variables are included in the plots. The first axis was signific...
<p>Distance-based redundancy analysis (dbRDA) of macroinvertebrate samples in spring, overlaid with ...
<p>Distance-based redundancy analysis (dbRDA) of macroinvertebrate samples in autumn, overlaid with ...
Sörensen (Bray-Curtis) distances. from first (year 0) to last survey, with regression line and stati...
<p>(A) Average native species richness (±1 SE) in plots across the elevational gradient. Different l...
The colors demonstrate the degree of urbanization (red), that is, when the point is red, it presents...