Data from: Effects of deforestation and fragmentation on tree beta diversity and endemism across landscapes in the Atlantic Forest biodiversity hotspot

This repository contains the processed data and R code that support the findings of the article "Effects of deforestation and fragmentation on tree beta diversity and endemism across landscapes in the Atlantic Forest biodiversity hotspot", published in the journal Global Change Biology and available at: https://doi.org/10.1111/gcb.70855 The raw data on species abundance and endemism are stored in the Neotropical Tree Communities (TreeCo) database and are available upon request at http://labtrop.ib.usp.br/doku.php?id=projetos:treeco:start In the manuscript, we aim to evaluate how habitat amount and fragmentation influence tree beta diversity and endemism levels across a gradient of habitat amount in 95 landscapes in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest. Using a landscape-scale approach, we assess the effects of habitat amount and fragmentation after controlling for the potential influence of regional climate and geographic distance on beta diversity and endemism. Files description: landscape-processed-data.csv - processed data regarding landscape, climate, beta diversity and endemism for each landscape in the Atlantic Forest models-and-plots_JMFK.R - R script to reproduce the analyses of the manuscript