<p>Circles are species and circle size reflects the sum of baseline climatic suitability across cells. Panels A–D correspond to evaluation scenarios A1, A2, B1, and B2 respectively. Graphs within these panels correspond to the planning scenarios. Species are distributed along the x axis according to the expected change in future climatic suitability according to the evaluation scenario. Negative values in the x axis indicate species expected to experience a decrease in future climatic suitability.</p
<p>n.c. = no change from baseline (current conditions); plus sign = 1 standard deviation increase ab...
-2 represents habitat loss, -1 represents suitable and stable in future, 0 represents not suitable, ...
The number of JWS captured (black circles) in each block-month (left y- axis) against the predicted ...
Negative values represent the number of species predicted to lose suitable habitats under different ...
<p>Species distribution models projected species occurrence to 4,957 8-km grid points using climate ...
<p>Table values indicate mean expected loss and gain (percentage of suitable cells) as compared to t...
<p>Gray diagonal lines represent no change in habitat size; circles below the lines represent specie...
<p>Panels a and b represent the projected impacts for <i>Gorsachius magnificus</i> under two future ...
<p>Climate scenarios (GCM) are abbreviated as WW (warmer wetter; CCCMA CGC 3.1) and WD (warmer drier...
<p>The disagreement is calculated as the divergence of habitat suitability of <i>Gorsachius magnific...
<p>(A) The proportion of species remaining out of 10 000 for different magnitudes of warming tempera...
<p>Each point corresponds to a different set of spatial priorities, selected with a different combin...
<p>Sampling stations for the proposed monitoring networks (MN1, MN2 and MN3) showing the present pre...
<p>Plots show the median percent changes in species habitat due to projected land use and climate ch...
a) 2050 and B2 emission scenario, b) 2050 and A2 emission scenario, c) 2080 and B2 emission scenario...
<p>n.c. = no change from baseline (current conditions); plus sign = 1 standard deviation increase ab...
-2 represents habitat loss, -1 represents suitable and stable in future, 0 represents not suitable, ...
The number of JWS captured (black circles) in each block-month (left y- axis) against the predicted ...
Negative values represent the number of species predicted to lose suitable habitats under different ...
<p>Species distribution models projected species occurrence to 4,957 8-km grid points using climate ...
<p>Table values indicate mean expected loss and gain (percentage of suitable cells) as compared to t...
<p>Gray diagonal lines represent no change in habitat size; circles below the lines represent specie...
<p>Panels a and b represent the projected impacts for <i>Gorsachius magnificus</i> under two future ...
<p>Climate scenarios (GCM) are abbreviated as WW (warmer wetter; CCCMA CGC 3.1) and WD (warmer drier...
<p>The disagreement is calculated as the divergence of habitat suitability of <i>Gorsachius magnific...
<p>(A) The proportion of species remaining out of 10 000 for different magnitudes of warming tempera...
<p>Each point corresponds to a different set of spatial priorities, selected with a different combin...
<p>Sampling stations for the proposed monitoring networks (MN1, MN2 and MN3) showing the present pre...
<p>Plots show the median percent changes in species habitat due to projected land use and climate ch...
a) 2050 and B2 emission scenario, b) 2050 and A2 emission scenario, c) 2080 and B2 emission scenario...
<p>n.c. = no change from baseline (current conditions); plus sign = 1 standard deviation increase ab...
-2 represents habitat loss, -1 represents suitable and stable in future, 0 represents not suitable, ...
The number of JWS captured (black circles) in each block-month (left y- axis) against the predicted ...