GARD 1.5 range shapefiles used in: Global diversity patterns are explained by diversification rates at ancient, not shallow, timescales
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Abstract
Methods
This data set contains range shapefiles for the majority of terrestrial squamates globally. It is an update to GARD 1.0. Range shapefiles for new species were created using the same methods as version 1.0, described fully in:
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