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. 2018 Mar 21;13(3):e0193660. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0193660

Fig 3. Rank-abundance graphs of seed species dispersed by brown howlers in each study fragment.

Fig 3

The X-axis ranks species from the most to the least abundant. Species representing ~30% of all dispersed seeds in each fragment are indicated with two letters. Asterisks indicate species with only one (*singletons) or two (**doubletons) seeds. Underlined species dominate tree communities. A.e. = Allophylus edulis (Sapindaceae), B.p. = Banara parviflora (Salicaceae), C.h. = Cereus hildmannianus (Cactaceae), C.m. = Coussapoa microcarpa (Urticaceae), F.a. = Ficus adhatodifolia (Moraceae), F.c. = F. cestrifolia, F.l. = F. luschnathiana, P.g. = Psidium guajava(Myrtaceae), L.b. = Lithraea brasiliensis (Anacardiaceae), M.g. = Myrcia glabra (Myrtaceae). The abundance (proportion of the total number of seeds) of the three most prevalent species in each fragment is also shown.