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This S1 appendix provides additional information on the methodology used to carry out the analyses as well as some additional sets of results. Table 1 reports ...
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APPENDIX S1 – Additional tables and figures. Table S1 – Loadings of the 19 climatic variables and altitude in the principal components analysis across the 406 0.5o cells in Egypt. The four components (PC1-4) with mean eigenvalues greater than 1 are shown. The five highest loadings for each principal component are displayed in bold.
Variable Altitude Annual Mean Temperature Mean Diurnal Temperature Range Isothermality Temperature Seasonality Max Temperature of Warmest Month Min Temperature of Coldest Month Annual Temperature Range Mean Temperature of Wettest Quarter Mean Temperature of Driest Quarter Mean Temperature of Warmest Quarter Mean Temperature of Coldest Quarter Annual Precipitation Precipitation of Wettest Month Precipitation Seasonality Precipitation of Wettest Quarter Precipitation of Driest Quarter Precipitation of Warmest Quarter Precipitation of Coldest Quarter
Year Figure S1 - Frequency distribution of butterfly and mammal records across the years during which the data were collected.
0 Annual precipitation Precip. of wettest month Precip. of driest month Precip. seasonality Precip. of wettest quarter Precip. of driest quarter Precip. of warmest quarter Precip. of coldest quarter Habitat
Mean temp. of wettest quarter Mean temp. of driest quarter Mean temp. of warmest quarter Mean temp. of coldest quarter
Isothermality Temp. seasonality Max. temp. of warmest month Max. temp. of coldest month Annual temp. range
Altitude Annual mean temp. Diurnal temp. range
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Figure S2 – Mean contribution (%) of each of the environmental variables to the species distribution models, averaged across all species. A complete breakdown of variable importance by species is given in Table 1 in Appendix S2 in the supporting information.
