Figure 3.

Summary of results from all sharing/sparing studies using the Green et al. [75] framework. Pie charts show proportions of species whose landscape-wide populations would be greatest under extreme land sparing (red), extreme sharing (blue) or any intermediate (purple); for most species their population density exhibits a negative convex relationship with increasing yield (inset), so their populations are largest under land sparing. Data are plotted for a total of 1766 individually assessed species; calculations assume present-day production levels. Image produced by Tom Finch.