Fig. 4. BKA values for different species.

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Fig. 4. BKA values for different species. BKA values for different species. (A) Mean BKA values for eight serial dilutions of the six carnivore species from this study and four other species (a carnivore, a bird, a reptile and an amphibian) previously published. Values for published species are from Fig. 2A from French and Neuman-Lee (2012). (B) BKA values for eight serial dilutions of six carnivore species. Lines represent one randomly chosen individual per species. (C) BKA values for dilutions 1:70, 1:80 and 1:90 for 20 randomly selected cheetahs. Sonja K. Heinrich et al. Biology Open 2016;bio.014902 © 2016. Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd