Relationship between climate and geographical variation of local woody species richness within the Mediterranean-type region of Chile

Table 1 Names and geographic location of study sites (number indicates position in map of Fig. 1) (A: Andean range; C: Coastal range) and statistical values of richness. N: number of plots (100 m²) sampled per locality (s: locality sampled in this study; p: published data)

Locality	Latitude	Longitude	Elevation (masl)	Mean richness	Standard error	N
Belloto del Norte¹	32°32′	71°24′ (C)	100	11.0	0.96	8^p
Robles-Campana²	32°57′	71°08′ (C)	1500	5.7	0.61	6^p
Campana³	32°58′	71°07′ (C)	600	8.2	1.15	20^s
Peñuelas⁴	33°10′	71°27′ (C)	500	8.5	1.47	20^s
Yerba Loca⁵	33°19′	70°19′ (A)	1800	4.4	1.66	20^s
Río Clarillo⁶	33°43′	70°29′ (A)	1100	7.4	2.26	20^s
Melosas⁷	33°50′	70°10′ (A)	1600	7.2	1.47	20^s
Aculeo⁸	33°52′	70°58′ (C)	700	10.3	1.81	20^s
Robles-Cantillana⁹	33°58′	70°58′ (C)	1800	8.2	1.20	5^p
Pangal¹⁰	34°14′	70°24′ (A)	1100	6.3	0.53	12^s
Río Cipreses¹¹	34°18′	70°26′ (A)	1200	6.5	1.64	20^s
Quebrada el Roble¹²	34°20′	71°59′ (C)	100	15.9	0.60	10^p
Robles- Bellavista¹³	34°52′	70°41′ (A)	1600	4.9	0.48	9^p
Queñes¹⁴	35°00′	70°49′ (A)	800	11.4	1.19	20^s
Lircay¹⁵	35°35′	70°56′ (A)	1100	8.6	1.88	20^s
Belloto del Sur¹⁶	35°52′	71°06′ (A)	850	11.5	1.08	10^p
Queules¹⁷	36°00′	72°41′ (C)	200	15.3	2.63	20^s
Raulí¹⁸	36°03′	72°28′ (C)	500	15.8	1.45	12^p

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