Forecasting habitat suitability across large carnivore ranges with climate and land use change - ScienceDirect
Table 1. Number of occurrence points, feature classes and regularization coefficients used in models for each carnivore species and the resulting AUC (area under the receiver operating curve) values for each model, as well as IUCN Red List status for each species. L = linear, Q = quadratic, H = hinge, P = product, T = threshold; LC = Least Concern, NT = Near Threatened, VU = Vulnerable, EN = Endangered. Fig. 1. Relative variable contributions to climate + land use change models for carnivores. Bio1 = mean annual temperature, Bio2 = mean diurnal range, Bio4 = temperature seasonality, Bio12 = annual precipitation, Bio15 = precipitation seasonality. Fig. 2. Percent of carnivore ranges classified as suitable habitat under current and future (2050) climate and land use scenarios. Fig. 3. Predicted changes in habitat suitability for carnivores in 2050 under different climate scenarios (climate + land use models). Larger versions of these plots can be found in Fig. A4a-u. Fig. 4. Gain/loss in