“…Además, en el Cuadro 6 se observa que (X1) Distance to sawmills, (X2) Properties under forest management, (X3) Distance to paved roads, (X4) Distance to dirt roads, (X5) Distance to permanent watercourses, (X6) Population density, (X7) Distance to springs, (X8) Elevation, (X9) Slopes, (X10) Distance to gaps, (X11) Distance to paths, (X12) Distance to homes that use firewood or charcoal, (X13) Distance to high-poverty areas, (X14) Distance to extreme-poverty areas, (X15) Distance to medium-poverty areas, (X16) Distance to low-poverty areas, (X17) Distance to a community with more than 100 inhabitants, (X18) Distance to agricultural limits, (X19) Distance to pasture areas, in previous research (Gomben et al, 2012;Frías-Armenta, López-Escobar, & Díaz-Méndez, 2003;Hunter et al, 2003); therefore, the models were considered appropriate to predict the phenomenon of interest.…”