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Figure A2.1. Relationships between Red Grouse demographic variables (on a logarithmic scale) and heather cover assessed during ground surveys (a-e) and aerial surveys (f-j). Note that the relationships between survival estimates and heather cover depicted here are not corrected for density dependence as in the respective models.

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pre-breeding density

heather cover (%)

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post-breeding density

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summer survival

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summer survival

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