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Results of best fit generalized least squares models relating β diversity and latitudinal turnover gradient (LTG) strength to mean annual precipitation from paleosols (Retallack, 2007), δ18O (‰) from benthic forams (mm/year; Zachos et al. 2001; 2008), length of North American Land Mammal Age subdivision, number of taxa sampled, sampling area (km2), and number of fossil localities.

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posted on 2014-09-09, 03:07 authored by Danielle Fraser, Christopher Hassall, Root Gorelick, Natalia Rybczynski

Results of best fit generalized least squares models relating β diversity and latitudinal turnover gradient (LTG) strength to mean annual precipitation from paleosols (Retallack, 2007), δ18O (‰) from benthic forams (mm/year; Zachos et al. 2001; 2008), length of North American Land Mammal Age subdivision, number of taxa sampled, sampling area (km2), and number of fossil localities.

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    future climate changeNorth American mammalsdiversity patternsclimate space modelslatitudinal diversity gradients2493 taxon occurrencesltgclimate change showCenozoic Mammal Beta Diversitycommunity compositionanthropogenic climate changelatitudinal turnover gradientsclimate space model predictionsNorth American mammal diversity

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