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Fig 1.

Study site locations (forests in Bara and Rautahat) in the lowland of Nepal.

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Table 1.

Wild and domestic species animal counts and prevalence at 35 transects across the study area in Nepal.

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Fig 2.

Ungulate assemblage abundance prediction (95% confidence intervals) from the most parsimonious models in relation to elevation (m), distance to roads (km), distance to agriculture (km), and livestock relative abundance (Livst. Rel. Abund) in Nepal.

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Table 2.

Model selection results to investigate five species of ungulate occurrence in Nepal.

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Fig 3.

Average parameter responses from the most parsimonious models for occurrence probability of five species of ungulates in Nepal.

Models for each species include a different number of parameters. Black dots indicate parameter means, thin grey lines indicate 95% confidence intervals, and thick grey lines indicate unconditional standard errors.

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Fig 4.

Averaged parameter predictions from the most parsimonious models for occurrence probability of wild ungulates in Nepal in relation to elevation (m) and relative livestock abundance (ind/km).

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