Additional files [RJEE Vol. 10 (3). 2025 – 3]

• Fig. 1. Presence of dormice in areas of different ages, forest types and soil types
• Fig. 2. Probability of dormouse presence depending on site area, canopy density and tree basal area. Dots indicate dormouse presence/absence; the curve represents the corresponding logistic regression model
• Fig. 3. Ordination diagrams of vegetation structure for the arboreal (a), shrub (б), and herbaceous (в) layers. PC1 and PC2 are the first and second principal components. The axes represent the proportions of species structure variability accounted for by the corresponding principal components. Dots correspond to forest fragments, arrows to plant species. Only generic names are shown; for full names, see Table 2. For the herbaceous layer, only species significantly associated with the presence of dormice are giv