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Figure 1.

The study area (large black rectangle), Manu National Park, south-eastern Peru.

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Figure 2.

Inferred total number of otters (solid line), cubs (dotted line) and transients (dashed).

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Figure 3.

Inferred total number of resident groups (solid line) and mean group size (dotted line).

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Table 1.

Observed census data 1991–2006, Manu National Park, Peru.

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Table 2.

Inferred census data 1991–2006, Manu National Park, Peru.

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Figure 4.

Population structure by age class, years 1994, 1996, 2002 and 2004.

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Table 3.

Cohort life table for the Manu giant otter population, 1991 to 2006 cohorts (excluding 1997 and 1998).

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Table 4.

Baseline demographic variables for giant otters in Manu National Park.

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Figure 5.

Trends in number of litters (solid line) and mean litter sizes (for those litters).

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Figure 6.

Survivorship from birth, all cohorts (n = 177).

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Figure 7.

Post-independence survivorship of males (n = 31, solid line) and females (n = 17, broken line).

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Figure 8.

Male status (R - reproductive group member, T - transient, G - non-breeding group member) by age age class (n = 33).

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Figure 9.

Female status (R - reproductive group member, T - transient, G - non-breeding group member) by age age class (n = 23).

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