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. 2019 May 23;29(5):e01895. doi: 10.1002/eap.1895

Table 1.

Mean and range of environmental, habitat, and disturbance variables tested in the 12 disturbance models across the 303 survey clusters

Predictor variable Variable type Prevalence (percentage of occurrence) Mean 10th and 90th percentiles
TAREA (ha) environmental N/A 206 181–237
AGE (yr) habitat N/A 82 43–114
SWFB (percentage of area) habitat 0.80 13.2 0–34.5
HDWD (percentage of area) habitat 0.96 38.6 2.7–75
LWLD (percentage of area) habitat 0.90 17.6 0–51.8
CON2 (percentage of area) habitat 0.83 13.0 0–36.9
OPNF (percentage of area) habitat 0.85 7.1 0–17.7
NL (percentage of area) disturbance 0.95 1.3 0.2–2.4
WL (percentage of area) disturbance 0.65 1.9 0–5.1
HU (percentage of area) disturbance 0.40 5.7 0–21.3
WE (percentage of area) disturbance 0.61 0.9 0–1.8
All Disturbance (percentage of area) disturbance 0.95 10.0 0–25.7

The prevalence or occurrence of habitat and disturbance classes within survey clusters are calculated using the percentage of occurrence of each variable. Predictor variable definitions: TAREA, total area sampled by each survey cluster; AGE, area‐weighted stand age; SWFB, white spruce/balsam fir; HDWD, hardwood (combined trembling aspen, white birch, balsam poplar); LWLD, black spruce/larch lowlands; CON2, black spruce/pine uplands; OPNF, open non‐forested habitat (shrublands, grasslands, recent burns <20 yr old); NL, narrow, vegetated linear features; WL, wide linear features (pipelines, powerlines, all roads); HU, harvest units with harvest activity <20 yr old; WE, bitumen, oil, and gas wells; All Disturbance, total area of all disturbances.