Fig. 5: The geography of climate across the globe and its relationship with bird community composition.
From: The geography of climate and the global patterns of species diversity
a, The relationship between climate area and the number of climate fragments (n = 164 climate cells; Extended Data Fig. 4). b, The relationship between average absolute latitudes of each climate cell in climate space and climate isolation (n = 1,028 climate cells) at a resolution of 60 equal intervals (Extended Data Fig. 5). In b, τ expresses the quantiles in which quantile regressions are fitted and OLS represents the ordinary least squares regression (dashed line). c,e, The relationship between the geography of climate and the turnover component of taxonomical β-diversity (n = 164 climate cells; Extended Data Figs. 6–8). d,f, The relationship between the geography of climate and the nestedness component of β-diversity (n = 164 climate cells; Extended Data Figs. 6–8). The grey shading around regression lines represents the 95% confidence interval.
