Multievent modeling of apparent transience (Transience matrix) of glossy ibises related to external covariates.

Model notation: np, number of estimable parameters; Dev, relative deviance; AICc, Akaike information criterion corrected for small sample size; ΔAICc, the AICc difference of the current model with respect to the lowest AICc value; wi, Akaike’s weight, F1,11/F2,10, F-statistic computed for the whole period of study, number of d.f. depends on the current model; F1,9, F-statistic computed for the wet years; R2tot, current model percentage of variation explained over the whole study period; R2wet, current model percentage of variation explained over the wet years; bs, breeding success (n° of fledgings per pair) for the reproductive season between autumn seasons bst-1, breeding success in the last reproductive season; dens, population size in the last breeding season; fgm, flooded surface of natural marshes in Doñana National Park in June; T, linear trend; t, unspecific time variation. All the models were run with unspecific time variation on Initial State and Residence and the best ranked structure for the resighting parameter types (Event).