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Fig 1.

Location of the four-rainforest study areas, of varying elevation in and around Kerinci Seblat National Park, west-central Sumatra.

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Fig 2.

Camera trap location in Bungo.

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Fig 3.

Camera trap location in Sipurak.

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Fig 4.

Camera trap location in Renah Kayu Embun (RKE).

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Fig 5.

Camera trap location in Ipuh.

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Table 1.

Camera trap study area characteristics and sampling effort.

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Table 2.

Single season-single species occupancy estimates (), detection probability (p) and associated landscape covariates for two other predator species and their potential prey.

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Table 3.

Spatial co-occurrence between clouded leopard and golden cat with individual prey species, as indicated by their beta coefficients (β) and the proportion of spatial overlap between study areas.

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Fig 6.

Pair-wise spatial overlap between clouded leopard, golden cat, and prey.

Clouded leopard and golden cat (solid black line), and clouded leopard and prey; muntjac (blue dotted line), mouse deer (green dotted line) macaque (blue dashed-dotted line), porcupine (red-dashed line), and argus pheasant (black dashed-dotted line). The right side from straight-dashed line of the graph indicates overlap, whereas the left side indicates avoidance.

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Fig 7.

Pair-wise spatial overlap between golden cat and prey.

Spatial overlap proportion between golden cat and muntjac (black solid line), mouse deer (blue dashed line), macaque (grey dotted line), porcupine (red-dashed line), and argus pheasant (black dashed line). The right side from straight-dashed line of the graph indicates overlap, whereas the left side indicates avoidance.

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Fig 8.

Temporal patterns of clouded leopard (c. leopard), golden cat (g. cat) and their prey.

Temporal categorizations for diurnal (06:30–17:30hrs), nocturnal (19:00–05:00hrs) and crepuscular (05:00–06:30hrs and 17:30–19:00hrs).

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Table 4.

Estimates of temporal overlap between clouded leopard and golden cat with their individual prey species, as indicated by their Kernel density () estimates and the proportion of overlap between study areas.

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