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. 2019 May 29;14(5):e0217028. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0217028

Table 2. Adjustments between the sampled points of the endemic plant species in the Caatinga and climatic models for the current period (1970–2000) and two future scenarios (2070–2099), an optimist (RCP4.5) and a more pessimist (RCP8.5).

Traits Current RCP4.5 RCP8.5
AUC Gain TSS AUC Gain TSS AUC Gain TSS
Mean±SD Mean±SD Mean±SD
Habit
    Arboreous (N = 24) 0.98±0.005 2.78±0.01 0.7441 0.98±0.004 2.43±0.01 0.698 0.98±0.004 2.49±0.021 0.8333
    Non-arboreous (N = 52) 0.95±0.013 2.65±0.18 0.6704 0.96±0.011 2.7±0.09 0.6158 0.96±0.01 2.68±0.03 0.6297
Pollination systems
    Specialized (N = 20) 0.97±0.009 2418±0.09 0.6417 0.97±0.008 2.53±0.2 0.5975 0.98±0.006 2.74±0.1 0.6842
    Generalists (N = 30) 0.97±0.01 2.48±0.1 0.5577 0.97±0.011 2.7±0.101 0.660 0.97±0.009 2.64±0.08 0.6081
Dispersal modes
    Abiotic (N = 40) 0.96±0.009 2.34±0.3 0.5648 0.97±0.007 2.52±0.08 0.5203 0.98±0.005 2.65±0.03 0.6581
    Biotic (N = 20) 0.97±0.009 2.7±0.1 0.7151 0.98±0.006 3.03±0.03 0.7185 0.98±0.005 3.05±0.02 0.7699
Reproductive systems
    Self-compatible (N = 9) 0.95±0.03 2.01±0.1 0.6855 0.96±0.021 2.29±0.1 0.6421 0.96±0.018 2.24±0.07 0.6023
    Obligatory cross-pollination (self-incompatible+dioecious) (N = 12) 0.93±0.031 2.09±0.02 0.6497 0.96±0.014 2.46±0.09 0.6002 0.96±0.017 2.56±0.01 0.7089

AUC (area under operator curve) and gain for habit are represented by mean and standard deviation (SD) for each analyzed reproductive trait.