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Table 1.

Parameters used in data simulations.

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Table 2.

Created carabid beetle abundance datasets.

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Figure 1.

Predicted catch after trap losses at high activity in high-abundance treatments.

Box and whisker plots of the effect sizes (predicted catch) of the analyses performed with five models for original parameters estimated from data on Pterostichus oblongopunctatus abundances, and trap loss at high activity in treatments 2 and 3. The black horizontal lines represent the simulated (i.e. true) total abundances per treatment (3 treatments) without trap loss. The x-axis represents the three Treatment levels with five states of trap loss per treatment (from no loss to 20% loss across the whole design). Since no trap losses occurred at the low-abundance treatment (treatment 1), losses were zero for the first five box and whisker plots. The last panel represents the mean bias of the models against trap loss (see Fig. 3).

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Figure 2.

Predicted catch after trap losses at low activity in low-abundance treatments.

Box and whisker plots of the effect sizes (predicted catch) of the analyses performed with five models for original parameters estimated from data on Pterostichus oblongopunctatus abundances, and trap loss at low activity in treatments 1 and 2. Since no trap losses occurred at the high-abundance treatment (treatment 3), losses were zero for the last five box and whisker plots. See Figs. 1 and 3 for more details.

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Figure 3.

Mean bias of the models.

Plots of mean bias of the models against trap loss for models with different mean abundances and variances in abundance (see rows 2–7 in Table 1).

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