fwb12683-sup-0001-AppendixS1

Appendix S1: Herpetofaunal Compositional Differences in Four Natural Clusters in JDSP Four natural clusters of herpetofaunal community composition were apparent at 45% similarity (Fig. S1). Of these, one contained eight of the nine fishless wetlands; and the remaining three consisted of the wetlands where fish were present – except for the fishless Site 16, which was in cluster 3. Cluster 1 (Fig. S1) was made up of fishless wetlands, and of its four contributors that made up 90% of community similarity, H. femoralis and H. gratiosa were found nearly exclusively in these wetlands (Fig. S2). The other two, R. grylio and R. sphenocephala, were present in nearly every wetland in JDSP, but especially abundant here. Cluster 2 consisted entirely of wetlands with fish, including large (>4 cm) fish. Herpetofaunal community assemblage consisted primarily by the aforementioned two Ranids, which were present in all wetlands in this cluster. Cluster 3 consisted of wetlands that were fishless, wetlands that had small (