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ALT cover page of paper "Modeling spatiotemporal abundance and movement dynamics using an integrated spatial capture–recapture movement model"

ALT Posterior trajectories of four individual polar bears during the 36-day sampling season (red; 5000 samples from posterior distributions). Female with GPS tag (top left), male with Argos tag (top right), female captured twice (bottom left), male captured once (bottom right). Capture and resight events (black dots), telemetry locations (blue dots), and surveyed area (25 × 25 km grid cells) are also shown.

ALT A) Global map showing the percentage of insular endemic species (IES) on each island. B) Number of IES on islands by latitude. C) Percentage of islands with IES, and average percentage of IES on local islands, by latitude. D) Average percentage of IES within each biogeographic realm. E) Number and percentage of islands harboring IES in each biogeographic realm











