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Figure 8: Matched Rank/Occurrence Plots for (A) Bamboo and Terra Firme Forest and (B) Dry and Wet Seasons.
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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.
Figure 9: Plots Expressing Variation in (A) Numbers of Individuals/Trap and (B) Numbers of Unique Species/Trap Captured Between Dry and Wet Seasons, for Bamboo Forest Compared to Terra Firme Forest, at All Sites.
Figure 6: Whitaker Plots Comparing Rank Abundances Between (A) Forest Types and (B) Seasons.
Figure 4: Sampling Scheme of Paired Sites in Bamboo and Terra Firme Forest.
Table 1: The Number of Species of Beetle in Each Family, and in All Families Combined, Collected in Only Bamboo Forest, Only Terra Firme Forest, in Both Habitats, Only in the Dry Season, Only in the Wet Season, and Both Seasons.
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 3: Camera Trapping Rate of Terrestrial Vertebrates Recorded in Terra Firme and Várzea Forests.
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