Modelling present and future global distributions of razor clams (Bivalvia: Solenidae)

Table 2 The output of highest contribution and importance values of environmental variables in creating the present MaxEnt distribution models for 14 species using 19 variables

Solen species	Training records	Contribution		Permutation importance
Solen species	Training records	Highest	Rate (%)	Highest	Rate (%)
aureomaculatus	15	Wave height	22.8	Depth	32.2
canaliculatus	12	SST mean	19.0	Land distance	39.2
fonesii	50	Wave height	22.2	Calcite	28.7
grandis	24	SST range	53.2	Land distance	56.7
kajiyamai	12	Dissolved oxygen	29.6	Depth	56.1
marginatus	126	Land distance	42.8	Calcite	34.5
roseomaculatus	35	Wave height	33.6	Land distance	84.7
sicarius	30	Land distance	60.9	Depth	67.4
sloanii	15	Land distance	60.9	Depth	67.4
strictus	17	Land distance	28.0	Depth	46.4
thuelchus	12	Wave height	25.1	Land distance	52.0
vagina	10	Land distance	28.4	Calcite	21.6
vaginoides	85	Depth	24.4	Calcite	38.5
viridis	33	Wave height	29.3	Land distance	33.2

Values are normalized to give percentages. The average AUC of training data was from 0.97 to 1 from the ten model runs, with little variation between runs indicating a good model fit

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