File S1 - Delineating Ecological Boundaries of Hanuman Langur Species Complex in Peninsular India Using MaxEnt Modeling Approach

Combined supporting information file containing Tables S1–S4, Figures S1–S8. Table S1. Derived bioclimatic, hydrological and vegetation layers used in the present study. Each layer is with 1000 m resolution and is clipped for Indian sub-continent. Table S2. Variables with percent contribution (in bold) and permutation importance in predicted distribution of species. Table S3. Range of Environmental variables in the predicted suitability regions. Table S4. Eigenvalue and percentage variation explained in correspondence analysis. Figure S1. Response curves of top five variables of importance in S. h. achates. Figure S2. Response curves of top five variables of importance in S. h. hypoleucos. Figure S3. Response curves of top five variables of importance in S. p. anchises. Figure S4. Response curves of top five variables of importance in S. p. priamellus. Figure S5. Response curves of top five variables of importance in S. p. priam. Figure S6. Response curves of top five variables of importance in S. entellus. Figure S7. Response curves of top five variables of importance S. h. iulus. Figure S8. Response curves of top five variables of importance in S. johnii. (DOC)