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Figure 1 ABC Skyline plots: simulations. Superimposed skyline plots (median in black, and 95% HPD interval in grey of the posterior probability distribution for θ (t)) from 100 replicates for example (A)  con-traction (θ 0 = 0.4, θ 1 = 40, τ = 0.1), (B) ex
Figure 2 Evidence for variable population size. Distribution of Bayes factor values (boxplot) from 100 replicates for example (A, D) contraction (θ 0 = 0.4, θ 1 = 40, τ = 0.1), (B, E) expansion (θ 0 = 40, θ 1 = 0.4, τ = 0.1) and (C, F) constant size (θ = 4
Figure 3 ABC Skyline plots: real data. Skyline plots (median in black, and 95% HPD interval in grey of the posterior probability distribution for θ (t)) for whale shark (A), leatherback turtle (B), Western  black-and-white colobus (C) and Temminck’s red co

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