evidence: Citation: Caruso N, Lucherini M, Fortin D, Casanave EB (2016) Species-Specific Responses of Carnivores to Human-Induced Landscape Changes in Central Argentina. PLoS ONE 11(3): e0150488. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0150488 [...] For each carnivore species the estimated values of the parameters of the average model and its 95% confidence interval are shown. GA: "Anthropization Gradient", GC: "Conservation Gradient", GF: "Fragmentation Gradient", GM: "Shrubland Gradient". [...] Our study demonstrates that human activities impact all species of carnivores in the Espinal of central Argentina and that this effect varies among species differing in their ecological and behavioral attributes as observed in other agricultural landscapes [14]. Because of these species-specific responses of carnivores, we can expect that human-induced changes will modify the structure of the carnivore community, favoring the most adaptable species.