Cooper et al 2008 GEB Dataset - Frog macroecology and extinction risk

<strong>Data from:</strong><em> Cooper N., Bielby J., Thomas G.H. &amp; Purvis A. (2008). Macroecology and extinction risk correlates of frogs. Global Ecology and Biogeography, 17, 211-221</em>. <strong>Description of variables</strong> <strong>Order</strong> Using taxonomy of Frost 2005 <br><strong>Family</strong> Using taxonomy of Frost 2005 <br><strong>Binomial</strong> Using taxonomy of Frost 2005 <br><strong>Habitat breadth</strong> Number of habitats species is found in according to Global Amphibian Assessment (GAA)<br><strong>Continent</strong> AF = Africa; AS = Asia; AU = Australasia; EU = Europe; LA = Latin America; NA = North America<br>Tropical T = found in tropics; N = not found in tropics<br><strong>SVL</strong> Snout vent length (mm)<br><strong>Range</strong> Geographic range size from GAA (km2)<br><strong>Clutch size</strong> Number of eggs per clutch<br><strong>IUCN Red List status</strong> 0 = Least concern; 1 = Near threatened; 2 = Vulnerable; 3 = Endangered; 4 = Critically endangered; 5 = Extinct in the wild or Extinct; Absent record = Data deficient. See IUCN Red List website for definitions (www.iucnredlist.org)<br><strong>IUCN Criteria</strong> A; B; C or D. See IUCN Red List website for definitions (www.iucnredlist.org)<br><strong>Latitude</strong> Latitude at geometric centre of species geographic range<br><strong>Mean annual temp</strong> Mean annual temperature (oC)<br><strong>Mean annual prec</strong> Mean annual precipitation (mm)<br><strong>AET</strong> Annual evapotranspiration rate