Appendix S3: Additional Tables

Additional Table S1 to support the paper

Matrices

This file contains the raw matrices analysed. For more informations on analysis them, please refer to: https://github.com/TGuillerme/Missing_living_mammals/ For any queries, please email me at: [email protected]

Appendix S1: Additional details of datasets

Additional details of the datasets, and how these were processed prior to analysis. Also contains images of the phylogenies used for interest

Appendix S2: Additional figures

Additional figures to support the pape

SIDER stable isotope data

The data comprise 409 observations of ∆15N and ∆13C TDFs derived from controlled feeding trials on 26 bird and 27 mammal species. Explanatory variables that can be included in creating the predictive model are detailed in Table 1. Species taxonomic names follow those used in the Bininda-Emonds et al. (2007) and Jetz et al. (2012) phylogenies. Habitat was defined as either marine or terrestrial based on typical foraging habitat. Sampling tissues were reduced into categories that reflect the metabolic pathway and expected turnover of the tissue. For example, fur and whiskers were all defined under the heading of hair. Diet type is defined as either herbivore, carnivore, omnivore and pellet diets

SIDER

Link out to SIDER (Stable Isotope Discrimination Estimation in R). This package allows users to estimate Trophic Discrimination Factors (TDF) for species with no current measured TDF values using Bayesian imputation. This package is based on the MCMCglmm package and runs a MCMCglmm analysis on multiple trees using mulTree

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Activity ratios in <i>Stegodon</i> molar

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Toothrows and cranial elements of <i>Raksasamys tikusbesar</i>

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Fossils and dating of <i>Stegodon sumbaensis</i>.; Systematic palaeontology.; Phylogenetic placement of <i>Milimonggamys</i> and <i>Raksasamys</i>.; Caves on Sumba investigated for Quaternary fossils.; Toothrow lengths and mass estimates for Lesser Sunda murids.; Morphological character matrix of southeast Asian murids.; Maxillary tooth measurements for <i>Varanus hooijeri</i>.; Uranium-series isotope data from line analyses of <i>Stegodon</i> molar.; Uranium-series isotope data from spot analyses of Stegodon molar

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Toothrows and cranial elements of <i>Milimonggamys juliae</i>