Figure 3. Differences in species median detection (A) and occupancy (B), and effect of patch area on species detection (C) and occupancy (D). Detection and occupancy represent median posterior probabilities obtained from MCMC samples within a MSOM framework. In A and B, species are ordered based on their occupancy and detection rates from highest to lowest. Bars represent the range in detection and occupancy in patches within the landscape. In C and D, each line represents one of the observed ant species. Most species are difficult to detect in a patch, and detection along the habitat area gradient was variable across species (increases or decreases in C). All species increase in occupancy towards large and pristine forests (D). Ψ and p denote occupancy and detection, respectively.