Bayesian single-season occupancy model and detection rate results.

<p>The figure shows occupancy probability as a function of distance from fresh water (95% credible intervals) based on the posterior distribution of Bayesian hierarchical single-season occupancy models of the American mink on Navarino Island, Chile, for summer, winter, and spring 2014, and summer 2015 (gray line). Detection rate measure as the number of mink detections per 100-trap nights (>60 min between detections) per segments of 50 meters of distance to fresh water is also shown (black slashes). The bars at the top of each plot represent the number of trap nights per 50 m segment.