File S1 - Trap Configuration and Spacing Influences Parameter Estimates in Spatial Capture-Recapture Models

Combined supporting information file containing Tables S1–S9. Table S1 Custom-written R scripts for data simulation and parameter estimation. Table S2 in File S1. Summary of mean capture data across trap configuration, σ, and p0 for N = 500 and J = 128 traps. Table S3 in File S1. Summary of capture data across σ and p0 when trap spacing increased (4.71, 5.24, 6.40, and 9.60 km). Table S4 in File S1. For σ = 1 km, summary of estimated in the clustered and sequential trap configurations when trap spacing increased from 4.71 to 9.60 km (J = 128 to 32 traps) and N = 500. Table S5 in File S1. For σ = 5 km, summary estimates of in the regular, clustered, and sequential trap configurations when trap spacing increased from 4.71 to 9.60 km (J = 128 to 32 traps) and N = 500. Table S6 in File S1. For σ = 10 km, summary estimates of in the regular, clustered, and sequential trap configurations when trap spacing increased from 4.71 to 9.60 km (J = 128 to 32 traps) and N = 500. Table S7 in File S1. For σ = 1 km, summary of estimates of in the regular, clustered and sequential trap configurations when trap spacing increased from 4.71 to 9.60 km (J = 128 to 32 traps) and N = 500. Table S8 in File S1. For σ = 5 km, summary of estimates of in the regular, clustered and sequential trap configurations when trap spacing increased from 4.71 to 9.60 km (J = 128 to 32 traps) and N = 500. Table S9 in File S1. For σ = 10 km, summary of estimates of in the regular, clustered and sequential trap configurations when trap spacing increased from 4.71 to 9.60 km (J = 128 to 32 traps) and N = 500. (DOC)