Table 1. List of species analysed, their out and in degrees, total original range size (in pixels), and proportion of their ranges occupied by their preys and predators (values between 0 and 1).

Species are sorted according to the groups identified by Baskerville et al. (2011). Notice how some species are isolated in the network (Loxodonta africana) and how Canis aureus’s range does not overlap with any of its preys.

Species	Number of preys	Number of predators	Total range size	Proportion of range occupied by preys	Proportion of range occupied by predators
Large carnivores
Acinonyx jubatus	8	1	9,250	0.437	0.618
Crocuta crocuta	12	1	4,822	0.844	0.253
Lycaon pictus	14	0	427	0.918	–
Panthera leo	18	0	1,274	0.935	–
Panthera pardus	22	0	7,563	0.766	–
Small carnivores
Canis aureus	4	1	816	0.000	0.782
Canis mesomelas	1	1	2,201	0.190	0.994
Caracal caracal	4	0	5,239	0.833	–
Leptailurus serval	1	1	4,319	0.011	0.978
Small herbivores
Damaliscus lunatus	0	4	626	–	1
Hippopotamus amphibius	0	0	419	–	–
Kobus ellipsiprymnus	0	4	2,961	–	1
Ourebia ourebi	0	5	2,484	–	1
Pedetes capensis	0	2	1,318	–	1
Phacochoerus africanus	0	5	3,331	–	1
Redunca redunca	0	5	1,935	–	1
Rhabdomys pumilio	0	5	53	–	1
Tragelaphus oryx	0	2	2,316	–	0.990
Tragelaphus scriptus	0	3	3,999	–	0.985
Large grazers
Aepyceros melampus	0	5	1,167	–	1
Alcelaphus buselaphus	0	4	2,307	–	1
Connochaetes taurinus	0	6	1,074	–	1
Equus quagga	0	5	786	–	1
Eudorcas thomsonii	0	6	51	–	1
Nanger granti	0	6	261	–	1
Hyraxes
Heterohyrax brucei	0	1	1,961	–	0.973
Procavia capensis	0	1	5,312	–	0.647
Others
Giraffa camelopardalis	0	1	607	–	0.473
Loxodonta africana	0	0	1,078	–	–
Madoqua kirkii	0	7	443	–	1
Papio anubis	0	1	2,571	–	0.937
Syncerus caffer	0	1	2,808	–	0.251