Figure 2 - Dissecting global turnover in vascular plants

Distance decay of similarity for different subsets based on (a) geographical setting, (b) island type, (c) taxonomic group and (d) functional group. For each subset, DS/2 denotes the distance after which similarity decreases by 50% (halving distance) and n denotes the number of unique pairwise combinations within the subset. Regression lines (white) were fitted using a log-binomial generalized linear model (GLM) with intercept of 1. Confidence intervals (red) were computed by subsampling the data 250 times, refitting the model and taking the 2.5th and 97.5th percentiles of the sampling distribution of coefficient estimates.

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Figure 2: Distance decay of similarity for different subsets based on (a) geographical setting, (b) island type, (c) taxonomic group and (d) functional group. For each subset, DS/2 denotes the distance after which similarity decreases by 50% (halving distance) and n denotes the number of unique pairwise combinations within the subset. Regression lines (white) were fitted using a log-binomial generalized linear model (GLM) with intercept of 1. Confidence intervals (red) were computed by subsampling the data 250 times, refitting the model and taking the 2.5th and 97.5th percentiles of the sampling distribution of coefficient estimates.

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