Figure 5. Spatially-explicit occupancy models.

Maps of predicted occupancy (left) and functional relationship between the most relevant covariate and ψ (right, with confidence intervals indicated by dashed lines) for four mammals in the Udzungwa Mountains of Tanzania, representing limiting cases in occupancy pattern: (A) Sanje mangabey, a montane evergreen forest species; (B) suni, a lowland deciduous forest species; (C) Harvey’s duiker, an edge-lover and disturbance-tolerant species; (D) grey-faced sengi, an edge-avoider and disturbance-sensitive species.