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Text: the original wild pig occurrence spatial data used in this analysis cannot be made available in the manuscript because they were obtained from a third party. the data provider is not able to share the spatial data publicly due to a history of hunters using the data to locate wild pig populations then bait, trap, and relocate them for hunting purposes, which greatly interfered with ongoing control and eradication efforts. however, we have determined that we are able to make our complete dataset available when stripped of spatial identifiers. this includes presence of wild pigs, covariate values used to derive the species distribution model, and predicted values for relative probability of wild pig occurrence. this dataset is now publicly available at datadryad.org/. a reference to the datasets doi (doi:10.5061/dryad.vt46n) has been added to the manuscript text (l150). raw spatial wild pig occurrence data are available by request through the southeastern cooperative wildlife disease study (scwds) national feral swine mapping system (http://swine.vet.uga.edu/nfsms/). the system administrator, joe corn, can be contacted at feralpig@uga.edu.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>

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