Hoogland

Dispersal and kin residence data for three species of prairie dog, from 1976 to 2004. Each row is an individual dispersal record, with associated descriptors.

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<li>Species : 1 = black-tailed, 2 = Gunnison's, 3 = Utah</li>
<li>Year : Year of case record</li>
<li>Male : 1 = male, 0 = female</li>
<li>NoDisperse : 1 = did not disperse within 12 months of weaning, 0 = dispersed</li>
<li>Mother : 1 = mother present for 12 months after weaning, 0 = absent</li>
<li>Sisters : Minimal number of littermate sisters present at dispersal/non-dispersal</li>
<li>Bros : Minimal number of littermate brothers present</li>
<li>ClanSize : Minimal number of adults present in territory at time of dispersal/non-dispersal. Includes close kin, distant kin, immigrants, and focal individual</li>
<li>AllKin : Minimal number of mother and littermates in territory at time of dispersal/non-dispersal</li>
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Hoogland: Prairie dog dispersal data

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