The Influence of Landscape and Microhabitat on the Diversity of Large- and Medium-Sized Mammals in Atlantic Forest Remnants in a Matrix of Agroecosystem and Silviculture

Table 4

Result of the model selection-based AICc of a predefined set of candidate models for mammalian species with greater detectability in three remnants in the Atlantic Forest located in the municipality of Ipumirim-SC, Brazil.

Specie	Landscape^a(1)	AICc	Major^1	Minor^2	Microhabitat^a(1)	AICc	Major^1	Minor^2	Microhabitat^b(2)
Cerdocyon thous	FRAG SIZE	25.6	34.30%	30.30%	RCK OUT	24.71	1.64 m	1.28 m	GRN COV
Eira barbara	FRAG SIZE	33.21	32.00%	33.00%	RCK OUT	25.96	1.34 m	1.64 m	CAN COV
Galictis cuja	FRAG SIZE	20.79	35.20%	32.00%	HGT TREE	16.95	5.84 m	9.8 m	DMT TREE
Sapajus nigritus	FRAG SIZE	20.79	35.20%	32.00%	LIT HGT	17.78	4.07 cm	2.82 cm	DIST SHR
Nasua nasua	FRAG SIZE	26.61	34.00%	32.20%	RCK OUT	21.83	1.76 m	1.42 m	LIT HGT
Didelphis aurita	DIST STR	13.97	20.80 m	272.3 m	GRN COV	17.49	51.30%	26.50%	DAP TREE

aAbbreviations used: AICc: AICc value; FRG SIZE: fragment size; DIST STR: distance of stream; RCK OUT: rocky out; HGT TREE: height tree; LIT HGT: litterfall height; GRN COV: green covering; DMT TREE: diameter tree; DIST SHR: distance of shrub; DAP TREE: diameter at breast height of tree.
¹Conditions of greatest occurrence.
²Conditions of minor occurrence or absence.
⁽¹⁾Best model.
⁽²⁾Second best model.