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Fig 1.

Two-step satellite telemetry process.

The general two-step operation of terrestrial satellite telemetry units, and the possible fix outcomes of the process. The number of expected fixes equals the sum of successful, unsuccessful and not-retrieved fixes (see Materials and methods).

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Table 1.

Boosted beta regression covariates.

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Fig 2.

Project distribution.

The geographic distribution of all projects that provided information on the performance of satellite telemetry units. Note that each red dot can comprise more than one project.

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Fig 3.

Covariate partial effects on the mean Fix acquisition rate.

Mean-centered partial effects of the most important variables predicting the mean (μ) fix acquisition rate of satellite telemetry units (empirical confidence intervals in grey). Graphs are presented left-to-right in order of importance. Partial effects display the effect of the variable while accounting for all other variables in the model. Forest type levels: NF = No forest cover; TE = Temperate evergreen; TD = Temperate deciduous; TM = Temperate mixed; SE = (Sub)Tropical evergreen; SD = (Sub)Tropical deciduous; SM = (Sub)Tropical mixed.

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Table 2.

Selection frequencies of covariates for both the mean (μ) and variability (φ) parameters in the boosted beta regression model for the fix acquisition rate.

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Fig 4.

Data transfer success.

Data transfer rate per main transfer method used in the projects.

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Fig 5.

Covariate partial effects on the mean Overall fix success rate.

Mean-centered partial effects of the most important variables predicting the mean (μ) overall fix success rate of satellite telemetry units (empirical confidence intervals in grey). Graphs are presented left-to-right in order of importance. Partial effects display the effect of the variable while accounting for all other variables in the model. Forest type levels: NF = No forest cover; TE = Temperate evergreen; TD = Temperate deciduous; TM = Temperate mixed; SE = (Sub)Tropical evergreen; SD = (Sub)Tropical deciduous; SM = (Sub)Tropical mixed.

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Table 3.

Selection frequencies of covariates for both the mean (μ) and variability (φ) parameters in the boosted beta regression model for the overall fix success rate.

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Fig 6.

Causes for premature ending of deployments.

Proportion of reported deployments ending prematurely due to various unit or animal-related factors.

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