Table 5. Protected area resistance statistics for nine wildlife species in New England, USA.

Species	Marginal probability of resistance	Joint probability: resistant & protected	Joint probability: not resistant & unprotected	Conditional probability of protection given resistance	Conditional probability of resistance given protection
American black bear	0.5686	0.1554	0.3686	0.2734	0.7123
Bobcat	0.1673	0.0326	0.6478	0.1945	0.1497
Coyote	0.9181	0.2112	0.0753	0.2300	0.9694
Moose	0.0076	0.0025	0.7763	0.3328	0.0115
Raccoon	0.8443	0.1454	0.0835	0.1723	0.6683
Red fox	0.2190	0.0274	0.5916	0.1252	0.1265
Striped skunk	0.6081	0.1415	0.3131	0.2328	0.6422
White-tailed deer	0.8972	0.2087	0.0945	0.2326	0.9618
Wild turkey	0.0130	0.0038	0.7724	0.2890	0.0173

All statistics were calculated using species binary resistance maps developed for the region and polygons from the Protected Areas Database of the U.S. (PAD-US version 2.0) [28]. Statistics include 1) Marginal probability of resistance: the proportion of the region that is resistant for each species, 2) Joint probability—resistant and protected: the proportion of the region that is both protected and resistant, 3) Joint probability—not resistant and unprotected: the proportion of the region that is unprotected and does not meet the resistance criteria, 4) Conditional probability of protection given resistance: the proportion of each species regional resistance that is protected, and 5) Conditional probability of resistance given protection: the proportion of the protected network that is resistant for each species. Note that the protected network covers 21.63% of the New England region (i.e., marginal probability of protection = 0.2163).