Fig. 1
From: Future climate change and the distributional shift of the common vampire bat, Desmodus rotundus

Occurrence Location Filtering. A Geographic Space: Filtering of Desmodus rotundus occurrence locations from 1900-202360 in geographic space. Occurrence locations were resampled to one per pixel (2.5 arc-minute or ~ 5 km resolution) of the study area to reduce the overrepresentation of certain environmental conditions. B Environmental Space: Values of background environmental variables averaged from years 1970–2000 were extracted from the location of geographically filtered occurrence locations. These data were then used to create an environmental space64 where we calculated the distance between occurrence locations using Mahalanobis distance. Using a chi-squared test, we identified environmental outliers via drawing an ellipsoid, where occurrence location which fell outside the ellipsoid (n = 269 or 4.6% of the occurrence locations) were excluded from final occurrence locations used for our modeling effort. Created in BioRender. Van de Vuurst, P. (2025) https://BioRender.com/z34g286.