Response to Comment on “Erosion of Lizard Diversity by Climate Change and Altered Thermal Niches”
We derived physiological models that accurately predicted extinctions of Mexican and other lizards. Clusella-Trullas and Chown argue that global forecasts are unreliable without incorporating variance in microenvironmental temperatures, T e . Here, we show that T e variance is small relative to T e...
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| description | We derived physiological models that accurately predicted extinctions of Mexican and other lizards. Clusella-Trullas and Chown argue that global forecasts are unreliable without incorporating variance in microenvironmental temperatures,
T
e
. Here, we show that
T
e
variance is small relative to
T
e
increases from climate warming. Thus, extinction forecasts are reliable (
R
¯
2
=
0.72
) even without
T
e
variance data. |
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T
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