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Dots represent the mean and bars represent the 95% Bayesian credible intervals

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Appendix 2. Predicted mean number of boreal birds detected per point count per species in each of five habitat types in northern Ontario forest stands, after adjusting for differences among Bird Conservation Regions and treating transects as a random effect (see Methods for model details).

Values are plotted by age class (ER: early-regenerating, MR: midregenerating, M: mature) and by disturbance type (black = postfire, grey = postharvest). Dots represent the mean and bars represent the 95% Bayesian credible intervals. See Appendix 1 for full English and scientific names corresponding to each species’ 4-letter code.

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