<p>Bioclimatic variables used for <i>Pristionchus pacificus s</i>pecies distribution models in the programs DIVA-GIS and MAXENT. Variables (sourced from: Worldclim ver. 1.3, October 2004; <a href="http://www.worldclim.org/" target="_blank">http://www.worldclim.org/</a>) are derived from tmean, tmin, tmax and prec (average monthly mean, minimum and maximum temperature, and average monthly precipitation, respectively).</p
List of 1627 localities used to generate the Maxent models in "Do ecological niche models accurately...
<p>Climate data are derived from WorldClim database including mean annual temperature (MAT), maximum...
<p>* bio3 (isothermality) can be interpreted as the evenness of temperature over the course of a yea...
<p>0.7, 0.8, 0.9 refer to threshold of the maximum correlation (Spearman’s rank) between BioClim var...
The variables were selected from the WorldClim 2 database to generate dryland-farming MaxEnt models....
Figure S8. Species distribution models using Maxent with six predictor variables downloaded from Wor...
Bioclimatic variables (names and units) used as predictors in the species distribution models of Tep...
<p>Mean minimum and maximum values were an average of 5% extreme values. MAT = mean annual temperatu...
<p>Bioclimatic variables used for modeling habitat of Chinese caterpillar fungus.</p
<p>*Bio02 –mean diurnal range; Bio06 –minimal temperature of coldest month; Bio07 –temperature annua...
1. Bioclimatic variables (BCVs) are routinely used in potential distribution models, typically witho...
<p>Georeferenced locality records of <i>Bombus huntii </i>in North America and associated WorldClim ...
List of the environmental variables selected to implement both the MaxEnt species distribution model...
<p>The two main explanatory variables for each species are in italic. PC: Percentage contribution; P...
This file includes values for every climate variable from WorldClim for every species (for variable ...
List of 1627 localities used to generate the Maxent models in "Do ecological niche models accurately...
<p>Climate data are derived from WorldClim database including mean annual temperature (MAT), maximum...
<p>* bio3 (isothermality) can be interpreted as the evenness of temperature over the course of a yea...
<p>0.7, 0.8, 0.9 refer to threshold of the maximum correlation (Spearman’s rank) between BioClim var...
The variables were selected from the WorldClim 2 database to generate dryland-farming MaxEnt models....
Figure S8. Species distribution models using Maxent with six predictor variables downloaded from Wor...
Bioclimatic variables (names and units) used as predictors in the species distribution models of Tep...
<p>Mean minimum and maximum values were an average of 5% extreme values. MAT = mean annual temperatu...
<p>Bioclimatic variables used for modeling habitat of Chinese caterpillar fungus.</p
<p>*Bio02 –mean diurnal range; Bio06 –minimal temperature of coldest month; Bio07 –temperature annua...
1. Bioclimatic variables (BCVs) are routinely used in potential distribution models, typically witho...
<p>Georeferenced locality records of <i>Bombus huntii </i>in North America and associated WorldClim ...
List of the environmental variables selected to implement both the MaxEnt species distribution model...
<p>The two main explanatory variables for each species are in italic. PC: Percentage contribution; P...
This file includes values for every climate variable from WorldClim for every species (for variable ...
List of 1627 localities used to generate the Maxent models in "Do ecological niche models accurately...
<p>Climate data are derived from WorldClim database including mean annual temperature (MAT), maximum...
<p>* bio3 (isothermality) can be interpreted as the evenness of temperature over the course of a yea...