DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23605692
title: Data from: How many species will Earth lose to climate change?

description: <b>Datasets S1–S24</b>Dataset S1. Review of studies from 2015–2022Dataset S2. Estimation of niche rates and proportional overlapDataset S3. Climatic data for each site (using EMD)Dataset S4. Estimation of niche rates using mean values among sites (using EMD)Dataset S5. Estimation of niche rates and proportional overlap using the 5-year window.Dataset S6. Estimation of niche rates and proportional overlap using the 10-year window.Dataset S7. Climatic data for each site using the 5-year window.Dataset S8. Climatic data for each site using the 10-year window.Dataset S9. Estimation of niche rates using mean values among sites and the 5-year window.Dataset S10. Estimation of niche rates using mean values among sites and the 10-year window.Data S11. Estimated persistence under different GCMs, assuming species that did not previously disperse upwards will not disperse upwards, and a 95% extinction thresholdData S12. Estimated persistence under different GCMs, assuming species that did not previously disperse upwards will not disperse upwards, and a 50% extinction thresholdData S13. Estimated persistence under different GCMs, assuming species that did not previously disperse upwards will disperse upwards at the mean rate of all upward dispersing species, and a 95% extinction thresholdData S14. Estimated persistence under different GCMs, assuming species that did not previously disperse upwards will disperse upwards at the mean rate of all upward dispersing species, and a 50% extinction thresholdData S15. Estimated persistence under different GCMs, assuming species that did not previously disperse upwards will disperse upwards at the mean rate across all species, and a 95% extinction thresholdData S16. Estimated persistence under different GCMs, assuming species that did not previously disperse upwards will disperse upwards at the mean rate across all species, and a 50% extinction thresholdData S17. Summary of estimates of extinction across different dispersal scenarios and extinction thresholds using RCP 8.5Data S18. Estimated persistence under different GCMs, assuming species that did not previously disperse upwards will not disperse upwards, and a 95% extinction thresholdData S19. Estimated persistence under different GCMs, assuming species that did not previously disperse upwards will not disperse upwards, and a 50% extinction thresholdData S20. Estimated persistence under different GCMs, assuming species that did not previously disperse upwards will disperse upwards at the mean rate of all upward dispersing species, and a 95% extinction thresholdData S21. Estimated persistence under different GCMs, assuming species that did not previously disperse upwards will disperse upwards at the mean rate of all upward dispersing species, and a 50% extinction thresholdData S22. Estimated persistence under different GCMs, assuming species that did not previously disperse upwards will disperse upwards at the mean rate across all species, and a 95% extinction thresholdData S23. Estimated persistence under different GCMs, assuming species that did not previously disperse upwards will disperse upwards at the mean rate across all species, and a 50% extinction thresholdData S24. Summary of estimates of extinction across different dispersal scenarios and extinction thresholds using RCP 4.5<br>