Scatter Plot from Scientific Research

Latitudinal variation in the number of overheating events in arboreal microhabitats as a function of TSM. The number of overheating events (days) was calculated based on the mean probability that daily maximum temperatures exceeded the CT max during the warmest quarters of 20062015 for each species in each grid cell (that is, local species occurrences; n = 203,853 (terrestrial species); n = 204,808 (aquatic species); n = 56,210 (aquatic species)). The blue points depict the number of overheating events in current microclimates, while the orange and pink points depict the number of overheating events assuming 2 C and 4 C of global warming above pre-industrial levels, respectively. For clarity, only the species predicted to experience at least one overheating event are depicted across latitudes. Highlighted species are as follows: Neurergus kaiseri , Noblella myrmecoides , Barycholos ternetzi , Pristimantis carvalhoi and Pristimantis ockendeni .

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