Fig. 3: K-means clusters distribution of critical thermal limits and changes of cluster ratio across different ambient gradients.
From: Warmer environments harbor greater thermal trait diversity in moth assemblages
K-means clusters of model-simulated species (a) and ratio of 4-cluster species: warm-adapted species, heat-tolerant species, cold-adapted species and heat-sensitive species changes (b) across an average annual mean temperature gradient. K-means clusters of model-simulated species (c) and ratio of 4-cluster species changes (d) across the short-term variability gradient. K-means clusters of model-simulated species (e) and ratio of 4-cluster species changes (f) across long-term variability gradient. In b, d, f, solid lines indicate significant relationships, dashed lines indicate insignificant relationships, and shaded areas represent the 95% confidence interval for the fitted regression line. For detailed results of linear regression models, see Supplementary Table 4.
