Reviewing the status and demise of the Endangered Eld’s deer and identifying priority sites and conservation actions in Cambodia Author Ladd, Rachel Author Crouthers, Rachel Author Brook, Sarah Author Eames, Jonathan C. text Mammalia 2022 Warsaw, Poland 2022-04-11 86 5 407 421 http://dx.doi.org/10.1515/mammalia-2021-0151 journal article 10.1515/mammalia-2021-0151 1864-1547 7837791

Table Ǝ: Camera trap survey results for Eld’ s deer at Srepok Wildlife Sanctuary (SWS), Sambor Wildlife Sanctuary (SaWS), Siem Pang Wildlife Sanctuary (SPWS) and Chhep Wildlife Sanctuary (CWS).

Region	Protected area	Species/Focal area	Year	Number of	Number of	Number of Eld’ s deer	Group size
a As reported in Gray et al. (2015b); b As reported in Pin et al. 2018; c As reported in Suzuki et al. 2017; d Encounter rate = number of records/1,000 camera trap nights.
				CT sites	CT days	independent events
Eastern	SWS	Multi-species	2010	18	–	34	1–5
	SWS a	Waterhole	2012	5	448	7	1–5
	SWS	Waterhole	2012–2013	13	–	13	1–6
	SWS b	Waterhole	2016	54	6,444	71	1–6
Eastern	SaWS	Multi-species	2015	11	–	1	2
	SaWS	Multi-species	2020	11	–	1	4
Northern	SPWS	Eld’ s deer	2017	38	2,491	115	1–7
	SPWS	Eld’ s deer	2017–2018	38	4,709	139	1–6
	SPWS	Eld’ s deer	2018–2019	40	4,026	200	1–4
Northern	CWS	Multi-species	2001	7	–	6	1
	CWS	Multi-species	2002	11	–	2	1
	CWS	Multi-species	2002–2003	14	–	2	1–2
	CWS	Multi-species	2004	33	–	19	1–3
	CWS	Multi-species	2005a	22	–	4	1–2
	CWS	Multi-species	2005b	72	–	1	1
	CWS c	Carnivores	2013–2014	53	5,113	0.2 d	–