A non-exhaustive review of studies evidencing a behavioural response to the transects in forest- or woodland-dwelling mammals.

We only compiled positive reports of behavioural responses. “Distance histogram” means that the distribution of recorded distances followed a shape like in Fig 1, sometimes with additional evidence from further modelling. “GPS tracking” means that geo-tracked individuals avoided the vicinity of the transects more than expected by chance. “Camera trapping” means that the frequency of pictures decreased near transects. “Counts” means that population abundance was larger in a block without transect than in a block with transect.