Supporting Information: Climate matching and anthropogenic factors contribute to the colonisation and extinction of local populations during avian invasions [dataset]
2022
Cardador, Laura | Tella, José L. | Louvrier, Julie | Anadón, José D. | Abellán, Pedro | Carrete, Martina | Abellán, Pedro [0000-0001-5566-5083] | Carrete, Martina [0000-0002-0491-2950]
Contains: Table S1. GBIF occurrence downloads. Table S2. Model selection results for the size of neighbourhood of the autologistic term. Table S3. Model selection results for the detection (p) sub-model. Table S4. Model selection results for the colonisation (γ) sub-model for the monk parakeet. Table S5. Model selection results for the colonisation (γ) sub-model for the ring-necked parakeet. Table S6. Model selection results for the extinction (ε) sub-model for the monk parakeet. Table S7. Model selection results for the extinction (ε) sub-model for the ring-necked parakeet. Table S8. Model selection results for the best set of combined models for the monk parakeet. Table S9. Model selection results for the best set of combined models for the ring-necked parakeet. Table S10. Estimates of model coefficients for the monk parakeet. Table S11. Estimates of model coefficients for the ring-necked parakeet. Table S12. Estimates of model coefficients for the monk parakeet for models training with a subset of the data for years 2006-2013. Table S13. Estimates of model coefficients for the ring-necked parakeet for models training with a subset of the data for years 2006-2013. Figure S1. Temporal changes in the number of monk and ring-necked parakeet occurrences. Figure S2. Map of predictors used in analyses. Figure S3. Testing data and model predictions based on survey seasons of 1 year and two observation subperiods. Figure S4. Testing data and model predictions based on survey seasons of 3 years and two observation subperiods.
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