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Table 5 Correlations (r, with p values in parentheses) for relationships in longer-term predator PTI trends between baited and unbaited areas at nine sites across Australia (see also Figure Two in [[25]])

From: Sympatric prey responses to lethal top-predator control: predator manipulation experiments

Site

Dingoes

Foxes

Cats

Goannas

Barcaldine

0.6174 (0.0017)

0.1930 (0.3777)

0.2962 (0.1700)

0.3682 (0.0838)

Blackall

0.6409 (0.0017)

0.5137 (0.0172)

0.2660 (0.2437)

-0.3321 (0.1413)

Cordillo

-0.0919 (0.8446)

0.2185 (0.6379)

-0.2582 (0.5761)

0.6285 (0.1306)

Lambina

0.5761 (0.3094)

-0.0199 (0.9746)

0.7845 (0.1162)

-0.3542 (0.5587)

Mt Owen

0.6152 (0.0051)

0.2679 (0.2674)

0.6828 (0.0013)

0.9518 (0.0000)

Quinyambie

0.4028 (0.1533)

0.4199 (0.1350)

-0.1627 (0.5785)

X

Strathmore

0.4313 (0.2464)

NP

0.4393 (0.2368)

0.7577 (0.0180)

Tambo

0.2969 (0.2642)

X

0.9564 (0.0000)

0.2254 (0.4013)

Todmorden

0.1463 (0.6678)

0.0145 (0.9663)

0.3002 (0.3698)

0.6259 (0.0394)

  1. NP = not present; ND = known to be present but not detected on tracking plots; BP = believed present but not detected on tracking plots; NR = present and detected on tracking plots but not recorded; RE = Mostly Varanus spp. and reported in [25]; *All reptiles except for Varanus spp. (i.e. predominately agamidae and skincidae); ^All dasyurids and rodents except for hopping-mice; N surveys per site are given in Table 2.