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. 2015 Mar 26;10(3):e0122264. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0122264

Fig 4. Changes in the relative abundance of birds grouped by (a) habitat preference, (b) dietary guilds, and (c) migratory status.

Fig 4

Habitat preference codes: “artificial marshland or wetland (AW)”; “aquatic ponds and paddy (AP)”; “woodland specialist (WS)”; “edge-tolerant woodland species (EWS)”; “non-forest dependent species (e.g., plantation and orchard; NFS)”; “generalist (G)”; “aerial species (A)”; “grassland and shrub users (GSU)” and “open-habitat species (OS)”. Dietary guild codes: “carnivore (CA)”, “arboreal foliage glean insectivore (AI)”, “arboreal foliage glean insectivore-frugivore (AIF)”, “sallying insectivore (SI)”, “terrestrial insectivore (TI)”, “miscellaneous insectivore (MI)”, “terrestrial insectivore-frugivore (TIF)”, “arboreal frugivore (AF)”, “terrestrial granivores (TG)”, “miscellaneous insectivore-piscivore (MIP)”, and “aquatic invertebrate (AQI)”. Different letters at each box indicate significant differences at a = 0.05. P values are derived from F tests that use the type III sums-of-squares obtained from linear mixed models.