“…The limited knowledge of these species' dispersion or fossil records combined with the great fragmentation and degradation of the environments they inhabit (Pelegrin et al, 2009(Pelegrin et al, , 2013Pelegrin & Bucher, 2012), leads us to think that some of the suitable climate spaces predicted in our results for temporal scenarios remains uncertain whether they can be occupied or not (Araújo & New, 2007;Colwell & Rangel, 2009). Despite this, past or future impacts of climate change keep a moderate uncertainty level being influenced by interactions and effects of biotic, abiotic, and dispersal considerations (Townsend Peterson, Papeş & Soberón, 2016), the robustness of the models presented here were supported by the definition of the segment (i.e., Grinnelian) of the niche studied (Soberón, Osorio-Olvera & Peterson, 2017) and by the use of open algorithms which explains in detail their calculations (Phillips et al, 2017). These constraints of employed models could be mitigated and provide accurate forecasts of the lost-gain of the suitable geographic and climate spaces with a good sample of species presences and correct methodological choices, which increase the certainty of the predictions (Radosavljevic & Anderson, 2014).…”