Table 1 Study site details.

Park	Site	Latitude	Longitude	Elevation mean (m)	Elevation range (m)	Transect length (m)
Girramay–Kirrama	G1	−18.17451	145.82828	303	283–327	610
Girramay–Kirrama	G2	−18.18250	145.80926	303	287–336	560
Girramay–Kirrama	G3	−18.16582	145.82360	222	214–225	310
Girramay–Kirrama	G4	−18.15697	145.82381	191	159–213	1540
Tully	T1	−17.77420	145.59390	378	359–423^a	350^a
Tully	T2	−17.76977	145.58993	275	258–286	220
Tully	T3	−17.76487	145.59011	198	195–207	330
Tully	T4	−17.77607	145.66484	95	91–100	150
Wooroonooran	W1	−17.38523	145.86868	319	295–356^b	560^b
Wooroonooran	W2	−17.38814	145.87605	237	224–247	250
Wooroonooran	W3	−17.39380	145.88595	134	126–143	200
Wooroonooran	W4	−17.39803	145.89468	57	47–64	450

The coordinates represent the approximate midpoints of each transect. Litoria dayi was not abundant at Girramay–Kirrama, resulting in long transect distances, particularly at the lowest elevation, where it was clustered around small creeks that fed into the main channel. G1 and G2 correspond roughly to DCl and MRl (respectively) in McKnight et al. (2019).
^aOnly one frog was found above 398 m (210-m transect length excluding that frog).
^bOnly one frog was found above 334 m (363-m transect length excluding that frog).

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