Fig. 3
From: Quail on fire: changing fire regimes may benefit mountain quail in fire-adapted forests
Relationships between the probability of occupancy (heavy lines, with fine dashed lines representing 95% credible intervals) and each covariate in the habitat model. Predictions for each covariate were made with all other covariates held at their mean value. Heavy dashed lines (D–F) represent coefficients with 95% credible intervals that overlapped zero. Data rugs along the top and bottom of each panel indicate the distribution of the covariate at occupied (top) and unoccupied (bottom) sites (occupied and unoccupied according to naïve occupancy)