[1]<p>The variable called isothermality represents temperature evenness over the course of year (e.g. areas with isothermality value of 100 represent sites where diurnal temperature range equals to the annual temperature range, whereas areas with isothermality value of 50 represent sites where diurnal temperature range is equal to half of the annual temperature range).</p
<p>Precipitation layers contain the average monthly precipitation in mm; T max - average monthly max...
<p>Environmental variables measured at xeric (closed triangles, dashed lines), intermediate (open ci...
<p>Bioclimatic variables used to investigate the climatic niche of tephritid fruit flies species and...
<p>0.7, 0.8, 0.9 refer to threshold of the maximum correlation (Spearman’s rank) between BioClim var...
<p>* bio3 (isothermality) can be interpreted as the evenness of temperature over the course of a yea...
Environmental variables encountered by individuals (n = 12) throughout the annual cycle where statio...
*<p>AspNS = sine (radiant [aspect angle in degree]); †AspEW = cosine (radiant [aspect angle in d...
Specific climatic variables include: Min Temperature of Coldest Month (BIO6), Annual Mean Temperatur...
Identifiers of the Bioclim variables: b1: annual mean temperature; b2: mean diurnal range; b3: isoth...
<p>The two main explanatory variables for each species are in italic. PC: Percentage contribution; P...
<p>Biologically relevant variables considered in the analyses of climate change exposure of US natio...
<p>A: Mean Annual Temperature (MAT), B: Maximum Temperature of the Warmest Period (T<sub>max</sub>) ...
<p>A: Winter NAO index; B: Spring NAO index; C: Sea Surface Temperature (°C). Fitted linear regressi...
The variables were selected from the WorldClim 2 database to generate dryland-farming MaxEnt models....
<p>The environmental variables (annual precipitation = Pann and annual mean temperature = AMT) that ...
<p>Precipitation layers contain the average monthly precipitation in mm; T max - average monthly max...
<p>Environmental variables measured at xeric (closed triangles, dashed lines), intermediate (open ci...
<p>Bioclimatic variables used to investigate the climatic niche of tephritid fruit flies species and...
<p>0.7, 0.8, 0.9 refer to threshold of the maximum correlation (Spearman’s rank) between BioClim var...
<p>* bio3 (isothermality) can be interpreted as the evenness of temperature over the course of a yea...
Environmental variables encountered by individuals (n = 12) throughout the annual cycle where statio...
*<p>AspNS = sine (radiant [aspect angle in degree]); †AspEW = cosine (radiant [aspect angle in d...
Specific climatic variables include: Min Temperature of Coldest Month (BIO6), Annual Mean Temperatur...
Identifiers of the Bioclim variables: b1: annual mean temperature; b2: mean diurnal range; b3: isoth...
<p>The two main explanatory variables for each species are in italic. PC: Percentage contribution; P...
<p>Biologically relevant variables considered in the analyses of climate change exposure of US natio...
<p>A: Mean Annual Temperature (MAT), B: Maximum Temperature of the Warmest Period (T<sub>max</sub>) ...
<p>A: Winter NAO index; B: Spring NAO index; C: Sea Surface Temperature (°C). Fitted linear regressi...
The variables were selected from the WorldClim 2 database to generate dryland-farming MaxEnt models....
<p>The environmental variables (annual precipitation = Pann and annual mean temperature = AMT) that ...
<p>Precipitation layers contain the average monthly precipitation in mm; T max - average monthly max...
<p>Environmental variables measured at xeric (closed triangles, dashed lines), intermediate (open ci...
<p>Bioclimatic variables used to investigate the climatic niche of tephritid fruit flies species and...