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. 2018 Apr 10;8(9):4534–4543. doi: 10.1002/ece3.3994

Table 1.

Statistic analysis of environmental variables with small correlation coefficients

Code Variables IEV Max Min Mean SD OR
Alt (m) Altitude 4,202 1 459.36 781.42 0~300
Bio1 (°) Annual mean temperature T 28.6 −3.9 15.70 6.71 8.5~16
Bio2 (°) Mean diurnal range T 19.3 4.4 10.57 2.54 10.4~13.4
Bio3 Isothermality (bio2/bio7)(×100) T 85 20 36.72 12.12 20~36
Bio4 Temperature seasonality (standard deviation × 100) T 15,875 239 7,059.92 3,290.21 4,000~5,000
Bio5 (°) Max temperature of warmest month T 41.8 13.8 30.70 4.08 27.5~33.5
Bio8 (°) Mean temperature of wettest quarter T + P 30.6 1.9 22.15 6.05 25.5~27.5
Bio12 (mm) Annual precipitation P 3,216 54 1016 537.17 1,000~1,100
Bio13 (mm) Precipitation of wettest month P 653 13 198.88 112.95 100‐200
Bio14 (mm) Precipitation of driest month P 195 0 25.68 29.67 0~15
Bio15 Precipitation seasonality (coefficient of variation) P 148 7 70.23 34.40 90~100
Bio18 (mm) Precipitation of warmest quarter T + P 1,639 5 423.96 288.65 200~500
Bio19 (mm) Precipitation of coldest quarter T + P 796 4 118.79 130.71 0~50
Prec1 (mm) January precipitation P 264 1 41.86 49.05 0~15
Prec4 (mm) April precipitation P 251 2 67.05 46.0 15~45
Prec10 (mm) October precipitation P 385 2 71.23 60.47 25~50
Prec11 (mm) November precipitation P 332 1 52.93 56.40 20~50
Tmax7 (°) July maximum temperature T 36.9 11.9 28.61 5.34 31~32.5

IEV is initial environmental variables, Min. is minimum, Max. is maximum, SD is standard deviation, C·V is coefficient of variation, and OR is optimum range. Bioclimatic variables computed from temperatures (T), from precipitation sums (P), or from both (T + P).