Data from: Species-specific responses to multiple climatic variables predict diverging locations of future climate change refugia

This dataset supports analyses of species-specific habitat suitability
responses to projected climate change across 81 plant species in
California. It includes pixel-level habitat suitability estimates from
median consensus species distribution models under two general circulation
models (CNRM-CM5 and HadGEM2-ES), alongside geographic features (latitude,
distance to coast, elevation, and topographic heterogeneity) and projected
changes in five hydroclimatic variables derived from the Basin
Characterization Model (270 m resolution). Also included are species-level
Spearman correlation values relating change in habitat suitability to each
geographic and hydroclimatic variable. Data are provided as compressed CSV
files alongside R scripts used for data preparation, processing, analysis,
and figure generation. This dataset could and may be reused to explore
climate-driven range shifts, refugia identification, and plant species
responses to hydroclimatic change in Mediterranean-type ecosystems.