English: Climatic Suitability for the Woolly Mammoths in the Late Pleistocene and Holocene.
Figure 3. Maps of Projected Climatic Suitability for the Woolly Mammoths in the Late Pleistocene and Holocene: Suitability scores are divided into four colour-scale classes (quartiles 1 [more suitable] to 4 [less suitable] of the MD [Mahalanobis distance]), where increasing intensities of red represent increasing suitability of the climate and increasing intensities of green represent decreasing suitability. Black points are the records of mammoth presence for each of the periods. Black lines represent the northern limit of modern humans [Davies SW, Gollop P 2003]. Black dotted lines indicate uncertainty in the limit of modern humans.
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English: Climatic Suitability for the Woolly Mammoths in the Late Pleistocene and Holocene.
Figure 3. Maps of Projected Climatic Suitability for the Woolly Mammoths in the Late Pleistocene and Holocene: Suitability scores are divided into four colour-scale classes (quartiles 1 [more suitable] to 4 [less suitable] of the MD [Mahalanobis distance]), where increasing intensities of red represent increasing suitability of the climate and increasing intensities of green represent decreasing suitability. Black points are the records of mammoth presence for each of the periods. Black lines represent the northern limit of modern humans [Davies SW, Gollop P 2003]. Black dotted lines indicate uncertainty in the limit of modern humans.
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