Spatially exlicit capture histories for small mammals and predators in a Tasmanian forest system

Capture histories and associated capture coordinates constituting spatially explicit capture recapture data
for the paper titled Raiders of the last ark: the impacts of feral cats on small mammals in Tasmanian forest ecosystems

All text files are formatted consistently where in capture files:
Session - represents the survey session e.g. 1
Individual no. - depicts the ear mark or number assigned to each individual capture. There are often multiple capture records i.e. rows
for each individual within and between sessions.
Trap night - The night of capture across successive 24 hr periods.
Trap no. - The number assigned to the Elliott trap or camera in which a capture was recorded.
Site_month_year - the site, month and year of survey for each capture record. Sites are abbreviated to SW for southwest, MtF for Mt Field, WR for Wellington Ranges, and TP for Tasman Peninsula.

And in trap and camera coordinate files:
Trap no. - Is the number assigned to each Elliott trap (for swamp rats and long-tailed mice) or camera (for feral cats and Tasmanian
devils). The following two columns represent an easting and northing in map datum WGS 84, with final column denoting site. IMPORTANT given Tasmanian devils are a listed threatened species, camera coordinates have been masked in order to generalize sensitive species occurence data. This masking will not affect the overall spatial scale of recapture of devils or cats. For enquiries please contact Billie Lazenby: Billie.Lazenby@dpipwe.tas.gov.au