S1 Fig -

The validation of the Maxent models (Fig A: D. variabilis; Fig B: A. cajennense). (DOCX)</p

Suitable areas for vectors of RMSF across the world under different climatic scenarios (×10⁶ km²).

Suitable areas for vectors of RMSF across the world under different climatic scenarios (×106 km2).</p

Potentially suitable areas of <i>D</i>. <i>variabilis</i> under the climatic conditions of ssp1-2.6 during different periods of the 21^st century (A: 2021–2040; B: 2041–2060; C: 2061–2080; D: 2081–2100).

Potentially suitable areas of D. variabilis under the climatic conditions of ssp1-2.6 during different periods of the 21st century (A: 2021–2040; B: 2041–2060; C: 2061–2080; D: 2081–2100).</p

Literature search terms, search details and inclusion and exclusion criteria for this study.

Literature search terms, search details and inclusion and exclusion criteria for this study.</p

Climatic variables used for predicting the species distribution.

Climatic variables used for predicting the species distribution.</p

Current global distribution of <i>D</i>. <i>variabilis</i> and <i>A</i>. <i>cajennense</i>.

The base layer of the map is freely available from http://www.naturalearthdata.com.</p

S3 Fig -

Potentially suitable areas of D. variabilis under the climatic conditions of ssp5-8.5 during different periods of the 21st century (A: 2021–2040; B: 2041–2060; C: 2061–2080; D: 2081–2100). (DOCX)</p

Distribution points of two vectors retrieved from the Global Biodiversity Information Facility and other details.

Distribution points of two vectors retrieved from the Global Biodiversity Information Facility and other details.</p

Fig 5 -

Potentially suitable areas under historical situation (A: D. variabilis; B: A. cajennense). The base layer of the map is freely available from http://www.naturalearthdata.com.</p

Response curves of climatic variables to the distribution probability of <i>A</i>. <i>cajennense</i> (y-axis represents survival probability; x-axis unit refers to Table 1).

Response curves of climatic variables to the distribution probability of A. cajennense (y-axis represents survival probability; x-axis unit refers to Table 1).</p