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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