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Fig 1.

Map of our study landscape showing forest cover, protected areas and sampled grids.

Inset shows location of the landscape within India.

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Table 1.

Description of covariates used to model variation in detectability and ψ across sites.

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Table 2.

Model selection results: Covariate effects in determining detectability on 1-km-long spatial replicates, based on the Hines et al.

(2010) modeling approach. No. of sites = 205. Please see Table 1 for descriptions of covariates.

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Table 3.

Model selection results: Covariate effects in determining probability of elephant occupancy in our study landscape, based on the Hines et al.

(2010) modeling approach. No. of sites = 205. Please see Table 1 for descriptions of covariates.

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Table 4.

Estimated β parameter estimates for covariates determining elephant occupancy in our study landscape, from the 4 models with ΔAIC < 10.

Point estimates followed by standard error (SE) in parentheses. No. of sites = 205. Please see Table 1 for descriptions of covariates.

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Fig 2.

Elephant detections (a), estimated detectability (b) and estimated ψ (c) in our study landscape.

Estimated site-specific detectabilities and ψ are based on the minimum AIC model.

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