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Habitat use and diel activity pattern of the Tibetan Snowcock (Tetraogallus tibetanus): a case study using camera traps for surveying high-elevation bird species

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Fig. 1 Locations of camera traps in Mt. Gongga, China
Table 1 Variables used to  estimate the  site occupancy rate and  detection probability of  Tibetan Snowcock in the occupancy model
Fig. 2 Number of individuals in detections of Tibetan Snowcock photographed in Mt. Gongga, from June to November 2016
Table 3 Tibetan Snowcock occupancy (ψ) models
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