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

Table 3 The variables that had the highest predicted probability of Solen species occurrence for the present and future distribution models

Solen Species	Depth (m)	Present			Depth (m)	Future
Solen Species	Depth (m)	Primary productivity (mg C m⁻² day⁻¹ cell⁻¹)	Salinity (PSS)	Mean sea surface temperature (°C)	Depth (m)	Primary productivity (mg C m⁻² day⁻¹ cell⁻¹)	Salinity (PSS)	Mean sea surface temperature (°C)
aureomaculatus	0–150	500–750	35–36	26–28	0–150	500–1000	40–42	25–28
canaliculatus	0–150	2000–2500	40–41	29–31	0–150	750–1000	32–34	25–28
fonesii	0–150	800–1100	34–35	27–30	0–150	800–1100	35–36	25–29
grandis	0–150	1900–2000	30–32	13–14	0–150	1800–2000	30–33	13–14
kajiyamai	0–150	1800–2000	39–40	30–31	0–150	1500–1700	40–41	22–25
marginatus	0–100	1500–1900	39–40	12–13	0–100	1400–1600	40–41	11–13
roseomaculatus	0–150	1400–1600	40–41	31–32	0–150	1000–1200	41–42	23–26
sicarius	0–150	2200–2300	23–25	16–17	0–150	2200–2300	32–33	15–17
sloanii	0–100	750–850	40–41	25–26	0–100	750–1000	41–42	23–25
strictus	0–100	1800–2000	29–31	17–19	0–100	1500–1700	32–33	18–19
thuelchus	0–100	2200–2100	39–41	13–16	0–100	2200–2000	40–41	15–16
vagina	0–150	1600–1900	40–41	25–28	0–150	1600–2100	41–42	26–28
vaginoides	0–100	800–1100	38–40	26–28	0–100	800–1100	39–41	26–27
viridis	0–100	2000–2100	38–39	12–14	0–100	2000–2200	38–40	12–13

Distance to land was approximately less than 200 km for all species in both present and future distribution models

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