Table 1. Independent captures (> 1 h elapsed since the last capture of the same species), capture rates (per 100 trap days), naïve detection, and naïve occupancy of selected carnivore and prey species detected at 5 organic rubbish pits at the Makerere University Biological Field Station and during three systematic camera trap surveys conducted in 2013–2014 in Kibale National Park, Uganda.

Species	Rubbish pits		Systematic surveys
	Photo events	Capture rate	Photo events	Capture rate	Naïve detection	Naïve occupancy
Carnivores
African golden cat	0	0	201	2.06	0.037	0.543
Serval	0	0	36	0.37	0.019	0.189
African palm civet	0	0	136	1.40	0.030	0.433
African civet	38	12.62	433	4.45	0.077	0.496
Servaline genet	0	0	520	5.34	0.069	0.732
Rusty-spotted genet	62	20.6	713	7.32	0.118	0.480
Marsh mongoose	6	1.99	1796	18.45	0.181	0.874
African golden cat prey
Blue duiker	0	0	484	4.97	0.074	0.622
Weyns’s red duiker	0	0	528	5.42	0.072	0.701
Giant forest rat	27	8.97	310	3.18	0.058	0.480