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Data in this study come from western Ecuador's Choco tropical forest, including \textit{Fundación para la Conservación de los Andes Tropicales Reserve and adjacent Reserva Ecológica Mache-Chindul park} (FCAT; 00∘^\circ∘23'28'' N, 79∘^\circ∘41'05'' W), \textit{Jama-Coaque Ecological Reserve} (00∘^\circ∘06'57'' S, 80∘^\circ∘07'29'' W), \textit{Canande Reserve} (0∘^\circ∘31'34'' N 79∘^\circ∘12'47'' W), and \textit{Tesoro Escondido Reserve} (0∘^\circ∘33'16'' N 79∘^\circ∘10'31'' W). FCAT is a high diversity humid tropical forest at elevation ∼\sim∼500m, receiving ∼\sim∼3000 mm yr−1^{-1}−1 precipitation with persistent fog during drier period. Jama-Coaque ranges from the boundary of the tropical moist deciduous/tropical moist evergreen forest at the lower elevations (∼\sim∼1000 mm precipitation yr−1^{-1}−1, ∼\sim∼250 m asl) to fog-inundated wet evergreen forests above 580m to 800m. Canande (350–500 m elevation) and Tesoro Escondido (∼\sim∼200 m elevation) are lowland everwet Choco forests, both receiving 4000–5000 mm yr−1^{-1}−1 precipitation with no month experiencing drought stress or precipitation below 100 mm. These forests host several palm species with exposed canopy crowns, including the economically important \textit{Iriartea deltoidea}, \textit{Socratea exorrhiza}, and \textit{Oenocarpus bataua}, with lesser amounts of \textit{Attalea colenda} and \textit{Astrocaryum standleyanum}, and species composition varying across study sites

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