Animal occurrences at cameras.

The total numbers of occurrences (expressed as visits to a camera station – each visit with no longer than 5 minutes duration between consecutive photographs) and number of occurrences per study area (Southwest, Mt Field and Tasman Peninsula) for species, and animal groups, at camera sites set for 14 nights in 2009 and 28 nights in 2010 and 2011 in cool temperate forest in southern Tasmania. Numbers in parentheses represent the number of detections per 24 h survey period for species used in two-species occupancy models.*Mammals were classified as small if the average adult weight of the species was 1–499 g, or medium for 500 g or above. The carnivore group included all medium to large mammalian carnivores such as feral cats, Tasmanian devils, eastern quolls and spotted-tailed quolls. It did not include domestic dogs, which were included in a separate category.