Relative abundance ( <i>± SE</i>) of small mammals by vegetation type in the central Oregon coast during October–December 2015.

We defined relative abundance as the proportion of cameras that detected a species per vegetation community. We deployed 620 camera stations across 31 grids in 4 vegetation types (interior forest n = 12 grids, coastal shrub forest n = 7 grids, seasonally-flooded shore pine forest n = 8 grids, and beach grass n = 4 grids). Species plots are arranged based on average body mass from heavier to lighter (left to right). Different letters denote significant difference (P ≤ 0.05) among vegetation types after Tukey’s HSD adjustment for multiple comparisons. Plots without any letters indicate that there was no significant difference between any vegetation types.