Aim When modelling future or past geographic distributions of a species, attention should be
paid to the possible differentiated responses to climate changes between lineages …

Context Amphibians are declining worldwide due to disease, invasive species, and habitat
loss. Climate change may exacerbate habitat loss by altering the availability or suitability of …

Climate change can affect species' geographical range in several ways, leading to species'
geographical range expansion and contraction. Amphibians are the most threatened …

Despite wide evidence of a quickly changing world, systematic conservation planning
analyses are usually static assuming that the biodiversity being preserved in sites do not …

Analyzing the relationships between the distribution of animal species and climatic variables
is not only important for understanding which factors govern species distribution but also for …

Amphibians are considered susceptible to a range of potential effects generated by climate
change. We applied species distribution model (SDM) techniques to predict future areas of …

The consequences of past or future climate change have been studied in many physical and
biological systems, and their effects could change the ecology and spatial distribution of …

Amphibians and reptiles will be adversely affected by projected rapid changes in climate in
the next decades. Here, we review the known and potential impacts of climate change on …

Species distribution models (SDMs) are the primary tools currently available for assessing
vulnerability to climatic change. Most past projections of the effects of climate change on …

Aim Climate change can lead to decreased climatic suitability within species' distributions,
increased fragmentation of climatically suitable space, and/or emergence of newly suitable …