Climate and Competition Shape Species' Borders: A Study of the Panamint (<i>Crotalus stephensi</i>) and Speckled (<i>Crotalus mitchellii</i>) Rattlesnakes

<table>ENM predictions of species’ suitable habitat projected on LGM conditions in North America with a closeup on the observed occurrence data used in the ENMs, green dots indicate <i>Crotalus stephensi,</i> and red dots indicate <i>C. mitchellii pyrrhus</i>. Panel (a) shows predicted refugia for <i>C. stephensi</i> in shaded green, and panel (b) shows predicted refugia for <i>C. m. pyrrhus</i> in shaded red. Dotted outline indicates the Mohave Desert.</table>

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Figure 2: Climate and Competition Shape Species' Borders: A Study of the Panamint (<i>Crotalus stephensi</i>) and Speckled (<i>Crotalus mitchellii</i>) Rattlesnakes 

Figure 2 | Climate and Competition Shape Species' Borders: A Study of the Panamint (Crotalus stephensi) and Speckled (Crotalus mitchellii) Rattlesnakes 