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Fig 1.

Study area location, hunting estates surveyed (CPA, NAM, C&NC, M and CM), land-cover types and camera-trap stations in the Guadiana Valley Natural Park.

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Table 1.

Covariates used to assess target carnivore species occupancy patterns in the five studied hunting estates in the Guadiana Valley Natural Park; Ψ —occupancy probability, p—detection probability.

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Table 2.

Community composition, trapping success (species ranked per decreasing order), and number of occupied sites (i.e. sites with at least one detection) by carnivore species in the five studied hunting estates in the Guadiana Valley Natural Park, as obtained from camera-trapping campaigns between June and August 2015.

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Fig 2.

Carnivore species-specific naïve and estimated occupancy states in the five studied hunting estates of the Guadiana Valley Natural Park, as calculated from camera-trapping campaigns between June and August 2015.

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Fig 3.

Occupancy probability surfaces of carnivore species in the five studied hunting estates in the Guadiana Valley Natural Park.

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Table 3.

Model selection results (ΔAICc ≤ 2) for carnivore species occupancy in the five studied hunting estates in the Guadiana Valley Natural Park, as estimated from camera-trapping data; Ψ —occupancy probability, p—detection probability; Covariate abbreviations are presented in Table 1.

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Table 4.

Beta coefficient estimates on the logit scale and standard error (SE) for covariates contained in the best models of carnivore occupancy in the five studied hunting estates in the Guadiana Valley Natural Park, as estimated from camera-trapping data.

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