Code and data for 'Alpine burrow-sharing mammals and birds show similar population-level climate change risks'
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We used three species in our study.
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data.zip contains location records used in ecological niche models and climate data used in genotype-environment association.
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code.zip contains 6 R scripts for relevant analyses, including:
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R-script-for-GEBVs.R
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R-script-for-genotype-climate-associstions.R
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R-script-for-GF.R
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R-script-for-GDM.R
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R-script-for-ENM.R
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R-script-for-landscape-connectivity.R
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The version of R software and how to install them can be found on each script. R version 4.1.0 was used to conduct all R analyses.
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Tibet_species_locations.csv: location records used in ecological niche models, variables information is described as following. Species: species' scientific name x: longitude y: latitude
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Tibet_species_env.csv: 3 bioclimatic variables were used in our study, the first two columns are species' scientific name and samples ID, and the rest columns are the 3 bioclimatic variables. Species: species' scientific name ID: samples ID bio5: Max Temperature of Warmest Month bio6: Min Temperature of Coldest Month bio15: Precipitation Seasonality (Coefficient of Variation)