Supplementary material for When and why elevation fails as a temperature proxy: Hierarchical controls on lapse rates across climate, physiography, and vegetation in Mexico

Published: 22 September 2026| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/sb49ps8vdh.1
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Pablo Antúnez

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This supplementary material accompanies the manuscript entitled “When and why elevation fails as a temperature proxy: Hierarchical controls on lapse rates across climate, physiography, and vegetation in Mexico,” by Pablo Antúnez, published in Agricultural and Forest Meteorology. It contains: Supplementary Tables S1–S11 These supplementary materials provide additional information supporting the findings presented in the manuscript and complement the main text. They are provided to facilitate the interpretation, transparency, and reproducibility of the reported results. For the appropriate context and citation, please refer to the published manuscript: Antúnez, P. (2026). When and why elevation fails as a temperature proxy: Hierarchical controls on lapse rates across climate, physiography, and vegetation in Mexico. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 389, 111376. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agrformet.2026.11137

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Applied Climatology, Biogeography, Thermal Analysis, Mountain, Climate Change, Air Temperature

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