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posted on 2016-03-17, 00:00 authored by Douglas J. Shinneman, Robert E. Means, Kevin M. Potter, Valerie D. HipkinsProbability of occurrence predictions derived from the NPMR models listed in Table 2 for each haplotype. Probability values are color-categorized using 10 equal-interval bins, with maximum probability values for each haplotype provided in the lower left of each map. Haplotypes 9 and 10 were not mapped due to small sample sizes and low LogB values. Point locations of sampled ponderosa pine haplotypes are shown in smaller maps. Generalized (green outline) [3] and recently classified (gray shading) [44] distributions of ponderosa pine are shown for context in each map.
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summer-dominated precipitation regimesBPponderosa pineReconstructed climate nichesclimate niches overlapnonparametric multiplicative regressionclimate niche modelsConservation Ponderosa pinePinus ponderosa Douglasunmeasured microclimate influencesRocky Mountain variety10 haplotypesponderosa pine populationsCalifornia Floristic provinceExploring Climate NichesU.SWestern United Statesmitochondrial DNA analysisLGM