TABLE 2.

Average variable permutation importance scores (±SD) calculated from MaxEnt output for 10 model replicates, for each model formulation across the entire study region.

	Variable	Variable importance	SD
Climate–Topography Model: American marten	Elevation	53.2581	5.383432
	Summer Heat Moisture Index	43.5723	7.302995
	Precipitation as Snow	2.5642	1.900029
	TPI	0.3929	0.185462
	Slope	0.2124	0.111486
Climate–Topography Model: Pacific marten	Precipitation as Snow	38.903	2.197
	Slope	35.036	2.148
	TPI	19.261	1.519
	Elevation	3.768	0.894
	Summer Heat Moisture Index	3.033	1.182
Global Model: American marten	Elevation	54.2272	2.59759
	Summer Heat Moisture Index	30.1222	1.69161
	Spruce Fir Forest	5.3013	1.083717
	Precipitation as Snow	2.6181	0.639272
	Forest Height	2.0805	0.841286
	Wet Forest	1.5661	0.551842
	Dry Forest	1.1261	0.436481
	Distance to water	0.9446	0.597347
	Riparian	0.6553	0.50072
	Topographic Position Index	0.4487	0.36781
	Mixed Conifer Forest	0.2856	0.406415
	Slope	0.2276	0.185078
	Distance to Forest Edge	0.1783	0.185147
	Lodgepole Forest	0.1454	0.336539
	Area Burned	0.073	0.058544
Global Model: Pacific marten	Slope	19.6154	2.8196
	Mixed Conifer Forest	16.0865	3.7253
	Distance to Forest Edge	9.4538	4.8773
	Topographic Position Index	8.3082	1.7897
	Lodgepole Forest	6.7911	1.4246
	Summer Heat Moisture Index	5.9816	1.0860
	Elevation	5.8646	1.6147
	Wet Forest	5.8319	1.4005
	Precipitation as Snow	5.4137	2.6178
	Forest Height	3.9576	1.5192
	Spruce Fir Forest	3.6319	0.9387
	Area Burned	2.8741	0.9520
	Dry Forest	2.6439	0.8055
	Distance to water	2.0631	0.7411
	Riparian	1.4824	0.7166

Note: The leftmost column identifies the model for which results are presented.