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Table 1. Numbers recorded for each type of colonisation-extinction history for different forest age classes across the varying spatial modelling scales and resource resolutions. A history of ‘11’ means that the patch was observed to be occupied at each survey event, whereas a history of ‘10’ means that the patch was observed to be occupied at the first survey event but not the second. Rates are number of events observed divided by the number of events possible and occupancy is the proportion of modelling units occupied in the second survey.