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Standard Bayesian ellipse area posterior distributions for Yellowstone cutthroat trout for lake trout high-density state (Syslo et al. 2016) and a lake trout moderate-density state (this study) (a), and lake trout for a high lake trout density state (Syslo et al. 2016) and lake trout moderate-density state (this study) (b) among length classes (listed below x-axis; mm total length). Black points represent the median, and boxes present the 50%, 80%, and 95% credible intervals. Relative abundances of lake trout are from Syslo et al. (2020), where no lake trout is a state with no detectable density or complete absence of lake trout, low-density state is ~80,000 >300 mm lake trout, high-density state is ~450,000 >300 mm lake trout, and moderate-density state is ~300,000 >300 mm lake trout. (DOCX)