Species gain and loss per degree Celsius

These data are associated with a manuscript by Mark Westoby, Samuel C. Andrew, Rachael V. Gallagher, and Julian Schrader, titled "Species gain and loss per degree Celsius". The manuscript (<i>in review</i>) and associated R code will explain the methods.All included files can be used to run the Rmarkdown file "Species_turnover_Aus_231103.Rmd" for data prep and The R script "Species_turnover_plots_figshare.R" to reproduce main figures.Summary of data files:Species_climate_limits_ALA_220929.rds - cleaned herbarium occurrence records for Australia.full_bioclim_220929.rds - our download of Worldclim/bioclim data for Australia.climate_layers.csv - metadata for climate layers used for processing and transformation.Grid_cells_tab_220929.csv - list of Australian equal areas grid cells for climate data extraction.Climate_data_bioclim_220929.rds - Climate data for 10x10 km equal area grid cells for Australia.Grid_cell_numbers_230901.csv - summary of grid cells per temperature bin for east coast transect with different mean annual precipitation cut-offs.SDM_press_base_raster_10km.tif - raster mask of Australia for plotting spatial data.The plant herbarium occurrence data where sourced from the Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) and are described in Andrew et al., (2021. <i>Journal of Vegetation Science</i>, <i>32</i>(2), e13018. https://doi.org/10.1111/jvs.13018). These data were downloaded in December 2019 and a fresh download of ALA occurrence data is probably recommended for future studies.<br>