Extended Data Fig. 6: Patterns of species risk are sensitive to treatment of high-temperature performance.
From: Climate-mediated shifts in temperature fluctuations promote extinction risk
Change in the average fitness (growth rate) driven by daily temperature between the historical period (1950-2000) and future period (2050-2100) when allowing negative growth rates above CTmax as in Vasseur et al. 2014 (a) and when performance values are bounded by 0 above CTmax as in Deutsch et al. 2008 (b). Change in the average fitness (growth rate) driven by monthly mean temperature between the historical period and future period when allowing negative growth rates above CTmax (c) and when performance values are bounded by 0 above CTmax (d).
