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. 2018 Jan 16;13(1):e0190536. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0190536

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Fig 3 — Habitat suitability predicted for G. tomentosa (A), G. struthium subsp. struthium (B) and G. bermejoi (C) during the Mid Holocene. In this case, (D) shows the variation of the habitat suitability for the three taxa with the climatic change from Last Glacial Maximum to Mid Holocene. For G. struthium subsp. struthium and G. tomentosa, the medians have decreased. However, there are some outliers indicating locations with a relative high bioclimatic suitability. For G. bermejoi, those values have increased dramatically.