Table 1. Summary information on the 27 range-shift studies used to document local extinctions related to climate change.

Studies are listed alphabetically by first author. The major taxonomic group surveyed is given (Taxon, all groups are animals except for “Plant”), along with the total number of species surveyed (Total Species), the percentage of those species with one or more local extinctions (% Local Extinction), the general habitat type (Habitat; including terrestrial, freshwater, and marine), the climatic region (tropical-subtropical versus temperate), the geographic region where the study was conducted (note that North America here extends to Central America), the type of range shift (latitudinal, elevational), the dates of the initial survey and the resurvey, and the duration in between (for surveys and/or resurveys spanning multiple years, the midpoint of each was used to calculate the duration).

Reference	Taxon	Total Species	% Local Extinction	Habitat	Climatic Region	Geographic Region	Range Shift	Initial Survey	Resurvey Date	Duration
Angelo and Daehler [13]	Plant	4	50	Terrestrial	Tropical	Oceania (Hawaii)	Elevational	1966–1967	2008	41.5
Beever et al. [14]	Mammal	1	100	Terrestrial	Temperate	North America	Elevational	1898–1956	2003–2006	77.5
Brusca et al. [15]	Plant	27	56	Terrestrial	Tropical	North America	Elevational	1963	2011	48
Chen et al. [16]	Insect	208	56	Terrestrial	Tropical	Asia	Elevational	1965	2007	42
Comte and Grenouillet [17]	Fish	31	74	Fresh.	Temperate	Europe	Elevational	1980–1992	2003–2009	20
Dieker et al. [18]	Insect	2	50	Terrestrial	Temperate	Europe	Elevational	1958–1986	2008–2009	36.5
Felde et al. [19]	Plant	105	9	Terrestrial	Temperate	Europe	Elevational	1900	2008	108
Forero-Medina et al. [20]	Bird	55	29	Terrestrial	Tropical	South America	Elevational	1969	2010	41
Franco et al. [21]	Insect	3	100	Terrestrial	Temperate	Europe	Latitudinal	1970–1999	2004–2005	20
Freeman and Freeman [22]	Bird	54	74	Terrestrial	Tropical	Oceania (New Guinea)	Elevational	1965	2012	47
Hiddick et al. [23]	Marine invertebrates	65	55	Marine	Temperate	Europe	Latitudinal	1986	2000	14
Hitch and Leberg [24]	Bird	1	100	Terrestrial	Temperate	North America	Latitudinal	1967–1971	1998–2002	31
Menendez et al. [25]	Insect	39	54	Terrestrial	Temperate	Europe	Elevational	1981–1993	2006–2007	24
Moritz et al. [26]	Mammal	27	41	Terrestrial	Temperate	North America	Elevational	1914–1920	2003–2006	87.5
Myers et al. [27]	Mammal	8	12	Terrestrial	Temperate	North America	Latitudinal	1883–1980	1981–2006	62
Nye et al. [28]	Fish	28	50	Marine	Temperate	North America	Latitudinal	1968	2008	40
Perry et al. [29]	Fish	10	40	Marine	Temperate	North America	Latitudinal	1997	2001	24
Ploquin et al. [30]	Insect	16	69	Terrestrial	Temperate	Europe	Elevational	1988–1989	2007–2009	19.5
Pomara et al. [31]	Squamate	1	100	Terrestrial	Temperate	North America	Elevational	1965	2008	43
Raxworthy et al. [32]	Amphibian-Squamate	30	37	Terrestrial	Tropical	Madagascar	Elevational	1993	2003	10
Rowe et al. [33]	Mammal	4	25	Terrestrial	Temperate	North America	Elevational	1927–1929	2006–2008	79
Rubal et al. [34]	Mollusca	7	29	Marine	Temperate	Europe	Latitudinal	1917, 1940	2011	94
Sheldon [35]	Insect	1	0	Terrestrial	Temperate	North America	Elevational	1977–1978	2006	28.5
Telwala et al. [36]	Plant	124	60	Terrestrial	Tropical	Asia	Elevational	1849–1850	2007–2010	159
Tingley et al. [37]	Bird	92	25	Terrestrial	Temperate	North America	Elevational	1900–1930	1980–2006	78
Warren and Chick [38]	Insect	2	0	Terrestrial	Tropical	North America	Elevational	1973–1974	2012	38.5
Zuckerberg et al. [39]	Bird	31	71	Terrestrial	Temperate	North America	Both	1980–1985	2000–2005	20