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Figure 1.

Study area in the northern part of La Payunia Reserve and surrounding area.

It is located in Mendoza province, central-west Argentina.

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Table 1.

Summary of the number of groups and total individuals for L. guanicoe and domestic ungulates in the 9 surveys.

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Table 2.

Density surface models (DSM) selected for herbivores in all surveys.

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Figure 2.

Seasonal abundance for Lama guanicoe and large-livestock during the 9 surveys.

The bars correspond to standard deviation.

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Table 3.

Estimated abundances for L. guanicoe (g), large-livestock (la), and small-livestock (sm), according to the best-fit DSMs.

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Figure 3.

Spatial density distribution maps for L guanicoe and large-livestock in spring surveys.

Maps for the 12202 prediction area were constructed according to the corresponding best-fit DSMs.

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Figure 4.

Spatial density distribution maps for L guanicoe and large-livestock in summer surveys.

Maps for the 12202 prediction area were constructed according to the corresponding best-fit DSMs.

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Figure 5.

Spatial density distribution maps for L guanicoe and large-livestock in fall surveys.

Maps for the 12202 prediction area were constructed according to the corresponding best-fit DSMs.

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Figure 6.

Spatial density distribution maps for L guanicoe and large-livestock in winter surveys.

Maps for the 12202 prediction area were constructed according to the corresponding best-fit DSMs.

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Figure 7.

Annual spatial density distribution map for small-livestock.

Map for the 1220 km2 prediction area were constructed according to the corresponding best-fit DSMs.

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Table 4.

Observed covariance in abundance (U) of Lama guanicoe compared to large-livestock (g.la) and small-livestock (g.sm) for all surveys and seasons.

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