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Fig 1.

Forest transition and ES transition frameworks.

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Fig 2.

Simplified model of ES transition in the upper part of the Reventazón watershed as suggested by existing literature and databases.

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Fig 3.

Location of the study site in Costa Rica.

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Table 1.

Spatial data used to assess ES or to present the results of ES assessments.

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Fig 4.

Land-cover changes between 1986 and 2008 in the study site (data from [62]).

The gray area in the center of the map represents the Angostura reservoir built between 1996 and 2001. Numbers identify the 13 sub-watersheds.

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Fig 5.

Changes of forest area from 1986 to 2008.

(a) In the whole area; (b) in each the 13 sub-watersheds; (c) location of sub-watersheds in the three groups defined by large increase in forest area (in more than 3% of the area, n = 2), moderate increase (n = 8) and decrease or no change (n = 3).

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Fig 6.

Changes of ecosystem services from 1986 to 2008.

(a) Mean changes in the levels of the six selected ES. (A: agricultural production, C: carbon, N: nitrogen retention, P: phosphorus retention, S: sediment retention, W: water yield); (b) location of sub-watersheds in the three clusters defined by ES changes: (1) “Weak tradeoffs: more food, less carbon and water” (n = 3); (2) “Weak tradeoffs: more carbon, less food” (n = 8); (3) “Strong tradeoffs: more carbon, less food” (n = 2); (c-e): changes in ES levels in the three clusters of sub-watersheds (lines represent the median values of the group elements, ribbons represent the interquartile range).

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