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Table 3.

Average statistics of variables for each model for different habitat suitability class breaks: (A) O. calthifolia, (B) O. marchantii; variables annotated with the same letter are not significantly different at α = 0·05 for those class intervals

	Class	n	Elevation (m)	Roughness	Aspect (°)	Solar radiation (WH m^–2)	TWI	Slope (°)	Curvature
A	0·75–1·00	1000	631·7^a	0·53^a	215·5^a	1 075 442^a	2·8^a	38·0^a	6·5^a
	0·50–0·75	1000	610·9^b	0·51^b	196·3^b	1 133 720^b	3·4^b	31·3^b	2·5^a
	0·25–0·50	1000	574·2^c	0·50^c	192·2^b	1 164 544^c	3·8^c	28·2^c	1·8^a
	0·00–0·25	1000	342·2	0·50^c	169·2^c	1 335 118^d	5·3^d	12·0^d	0·4^a
B	0·75–1·00	1000	548·5^a	0·45^a	156·5^a	1 239 289^a	4·7^a	17·4^a	–2·1^a
	0·50–0·75	1000	427·2^b	0·46^a	146·0^a,b	1 302 324^b	5·3^b	13·2^b	–1·5^a
	0·25–0·50	1000	361·9^c	0·49^b	139·0^b	1 300 151^b	5·2^b	12·3^b	–0·4^a
	0·00–0·25	1000	335·3^d	0·50^c	178·2^c	1 344 218^c	5·2^b	12·5^b	0·3^a