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Figure 1 Paired day of year observations and change in presence
for select species over the study period (1992-2018). For each species,
the top plot graphs observations by the year and numeric day of year of
every sighting throughout the study period, slightly jittered for
visibility; The upper line represents the end of flight (estimated as
the 0.9 quantile day of year observation) and the bottom line represents
the onset of flight (estimated as the 0.1 quantile day of year
observation). For each species, the bottom plot describes the change in
abundance over the study period; each point represents the total
proportion of trips on which the species was present for each year, the
slopes of these plots reflect trends in relative abundance incorporated
into the list length model. Axis ticks for all plots represent the years
2000 and 2010.
Figure 2. Correlations between annual changes in relative
abundance and 0.1 quantile (a), 0.9 quantile (b), flight period (c).
Each point (a, b & c) represents a single species, shaped by voltinism
and colored by range type. Y axis values represent the annual change in
relative abundance estimated from list length analysis. (a) change in
start of flight is measured as the slope of the 0.1 quantile (advances
or delays); (b) change in the end of flight is measured as the slope of
the 0.9 quantile (advances or delays); (c) change in total flight period
is measured as the difference between the 0.9 and 0.1 quantiles
(elongations or contractions).
Figure 3. Structural equations models. Lines indicate the
direction of causality. Listed adjacent to lines are the scaled
regression coefficients, the relative magnitude of the effects with
respect to one changing standard deviation of the predictor. The a
priori model is represented by solid lines, and post hocmodifications are represented by dashed lines.