Fig. 3
From: Predicting the invasion risk of Bactrocera dorsalis in Italy under climate and land cover change
Statistics calculated on B. dorsalis binary distribution maps generated by regional ENMs and connectivity analysis. Panel “(a)” depicts the range net change values calculated on binary distribution maps. The plots in the other panels summarize the percentage of connected suitable habitat (b), the number of connectivity corridors per patch (c) and the connectivity corridor length (d), as calculated under the “nearly linear” suitability–to–resistance transformation (see text). Each plot reports the mean value for each statistic, along with the standard deviation representing the variation across the five global circulation models and the four binarization thresholds. Differences in mean statistic values were tested via permutational ANOVA, depicting statistical significance using the following notation: “ns” – not significant; “*” – p < 0.05; “**” – p < 0.01; “***” – p < 0.001.
