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Figure 4: Species Accumulation Curves (SACs) for Replicated Stationary Point Acoustic Surveys Showing Differences in the Optimal Number of Detector Sites Between Pinelands and Prairies in (A) the Dry Season and (B) the Wet Season.

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Figure 3: Species Accumulation Curves (SACs) Across Survey Nights Showing Differences Between Single Strategic and Spatially Replicated Acoustic Survey Methods: (A–B) Overall (Across Both Pinelands and Prairies), (C–D) in Pinelands and (E–F) in Prairies.

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Figure 10: nMDS Plots Comparing Beetle Community Structure Between Bamboo and Terra Firme Forest in (A) the Wet Season Only and (B) the Dry Season Only.

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Figure 4: Boxplot Showing Relative Species Composition During Three-Season Observation.

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Table 2: The Number of Individuals From Each Beetle Family, and All Families Combined, Collected in Bamboo Forests, Terra Firme Forests, Dry Season, Wet Season.

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Figure 1: Species Accumulation Curves for (A) Chondrichthyes and (B) Osteichthyes.

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Figure 7: Average Prevalence of the Dominant Signs of Impaired Health Across All Three Surveyed Sites (EG, AG and SW) Following the 2016 Dry Season and 2017 Wet Season (Error Bars = SE).

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Figure 1: (A) Rarefaction and (B) Accumulation Curves for Species Richness in the Four Studied Sites Based on a Standardized Number of Individuals and Plots as Sampling Effort, Respectively.

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Figure 8: Average Bleaching Scale for the Three Coral Genus Across the Three Survey Sites (EG, AG and SW) That Were Tagged in September 2016 Following the Warm Dry Season and Cooler Wet Season (Error Bars = SE).

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Figure 9: Prevalence of the Most Common Impaired Health Signs Following the 2016 Dry Season and the 2017 Wet Season for the Five Most Common Observed Coral Genus Across All Three Sites Surveyed (EG, AG < SW).

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Figure 4: Species Accumulation Curves (SACs) for Replicated Stationary Point Acoustic Surveys Showing Differences in the Optimal Number of Detector Sites Between Pinelands and Prairies in (A) the Dry Season and (B) the Wet Season.

doi 10.7717/peerj.3940/fig-4

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Figure 3: Species Accumulation Curves (SACs) Across Survey Nights Showing Differences Between Single Strategic and Spatially Replicated Acoustic Survey Methods: (A–B) Overall (Across Both Pinelands and Prairies), (C–D) in Pinelands and (E–F) in Prairies.

Figure 10: nMDS Plots Comparing Beetle Community Structure Between Bamboo and Terra Firme Forest in (A) the Wet Season Only and (B) the Dry Season Only.

Figure 4: Boxplot Showing Relative Species Composition During Three-Season Observation.

Table 2: The Number of Individuals From Each Beetle Family, and All Families Combined, Collected in Bamboo Forests, Terra Firme Forests, Dry Season, Wet Season.

Figure 1: Species Accumulation Curves for (A) Chondrichthyes and (B) Osteichthyes.

Figure 7: Average Prevalence of the Dominant Signs of Impaired Health Across All Three Surveyed Sites (EG, AG and SW) Following the 2016 Dry Season and 2017 Wet Season (Error Bars = SE).

Figure 1: (A) Rarefaction and (B) Accumulation Curves for Species Richness in the Four Studied Sites Based on a Standardized Number of Individuals and Plots as Sampling Effort, Respectively.

Figure 8: Average Bleaching Scale for the Three Coral Genus Across the Three Survey Sites (EG, AG and SW) That Were Tagged in September 2016 Following the Warm Dry Season and Cooler Wet Season (Error Bars = SE).

Figure 9: Prevalence of the Most Common Impaired Health Signs Following the 2016 Dry Season and the 2017 Wet Season for the Five Most Common Observed Coral Genus Across All Three Sites Surveyed (EG, AG < SW).