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. 2018 Oct 8;373(1760):20170312. doi: 10.1098/rstb.2017.0312

Table 1.

Forest classifications for pre-El Niño forest disturbance classes and the plot samples in 2010, 2014–2015 and 2017. The 2015–2016 sample occurred after extensive wildfires and is a subset of the 2014–2015 sample.

pre-El Niño forest class definition necromass assessment (2010) monitoring of CWD (2014–2015) burned in 2015–2016 and sampled in 2017 additionally burned area sampling (2017)
undisturbed primary forest primary forest with no evidence of human disturbance, such as fire scars or logging stumps 17 5 2 3
logged primary forest primary forest with evidence of logging, such as logging stumps 26 5 4 1
burned primary forest primary forest with evidence of recent fire, such as fire scars 7 0 0 0
logged-and-burned primary forest primary forest with evidence of both logging and fire 24 4 1 4
secondary forest forest regenerating after complete removal of native vegetation 33 4 0 1