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Fig 1.

Location of the study area.

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Fig 2.

The methodological framework proposed to identify priority conservation areas for climate change.

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Fig 3.

Diagram of the effects of complex topography on climate change adaptation (a represents the topographically complex area, and b represents the flat area).

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Table 1.

The conservation costs.

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Fig 4.

The changes of the number of species in the future (a represents the period of 1981–2010, b represents the period of 2011–2040, c represents the period of 2031–2060).

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Fig 5.

The effect of topography on species adaptation to climate change (a shows topographic position, b illustrates topographic diversity, c and d represent changes in the temperature in the periods of 2011–2040, and 2031–2060, e and f show spatial distributions of adaptation in the periods of 2011–2040, and 2031–2060, and g represents relationships among topographic diversity and the effect of topography).

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Fig 6.

The distributions of priority conservation areas for climate change (a and b represent the priority conservation areas for the period of 2011–2040, and 2031–2060).

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Fig 7.

Boxplots showing median, quartiles (25–75%), minimum and maximum of protection area for all national protection species in current nature reserves (a), in priority conservation areas for 2011–2040 (b), and 2031–2060 (c).

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