“…Their impact on population dynamics of introduced rats is, however, negligible (Parsons et al, 2018) and their presence is not taken into account here. Time in isolation is taken from Kirch, 1984;Roberts, 1991;Matisoo-Smith et al, 1999;Cranbrook, 2000;Anderson & White, 2001;Anderson & Sinoto, 2002;Anderson, 2005Anderson, , 2008Green, Jones & Sheppard, 2008;Summerhayes et al, 2010;Hanebuth et al, 2011;Wilmshurst et al, 2011;Burley, Weisler & Zhao, 2012;Denham, Ramsey & Specht, 2012;Carson et al, 2013;Clark et al, 2016;McCoy et al, 2016;West et al, 2017 (details per island provided in Data S2; see also Fig. 1) and binned in classes of 1,000 years each, except for the highest class (class 5), which represents time in isolation exceeding 5,000 years without upper limit.…”