Replication data for Fig 14.5, GPDs, maternal body mass at mating and weaning vs litter size, 04 May 2026

Year GPD Litter size Female age Female body mass during mating season Female body mass at first emergence of her weanlings 89 506 89 2 437 600 89 3 386 553 89 3 676 721 89 89 3 608 573 89 4 350 500 89 3 433 89 513 483 89 4 434 543 89 3 407 566 89 3 438 89 7 472 586 89 3 390 520 89 3 510 89 2 438 666 89 2 578 610 89 2 425 506 89 3 497 89 2 501 89 3 367 527 89 4 392 530 89 2 383 89 3 553 89 2 89 4 89 2 485 89 2 542 89 4 390 575 89 3 545 89 2 318 575 89 3 89 3 89 2 89 2 497 90 3 535 642 90 3 476 590 90 3 454 639 90 2 1 364 554 90 4 444 525 90 4 1 371 504 90 3 381 547 90 4 466 580 90 3 391 490 90 3 504 517 90 4 496 620 90 3 451 538 90 4 491 605 90 3 1 369 607 90 4 418 500 90 3 1 344 475 90 3 386 90 3 1 364 505 90 4 458 535 90 3 338 517 90 3 504 580 90 4 444 594 90 4 554 670 90 4 545 90 3 398 542 90 3 521 683 90 2 371 465 90 3 496 90 3 504 90 3 502 90 4 499 612 90 3 512 680 90 1 446 602 90 3 580 90 3 420 90 2 471 507 90 3 462 90 1 381 552 90 1 344 494 90 3 551 692 90 3 491 572 91 5 555 572 91 5 2 452 605 91 4 91 4 1 452 562 91 5 433 580 91 5 532 91 6 2 445 91 6 91 4 398 562 91 5 442 566 91 4 1 360 537 91 5 91 3 512 91 6 632 91 6 527 600 91 5 2 534 622 91 523 91 4 539 91 5 515 632 91 4 528 91 645 91 7 2 470 564 91 5 568 635 91 4 585 642 91 3 1 597 91 4 520 554 91 4 1 569 91 6 2 450 635 91 4 498 685 91 3 418 525 91 3 1 468 570 91 5 1 91 6 1 512 612 91 5 1 400 555 91 4 2 453 560 91 4 1 398 512 91 3 468 555 91 5 2 91 5 1 400 490 91 6 510 91 6 1 563 91 4 430 517 91 2 420 91 6 545 91 4 430 590 91 5 485 554 91 5 587 91 7 535 574 91 5 1 533 594 91 3 570 655 91 4 1 412 522 91 3 335 482 91 4 1 412 489 91 4 505 91 4 488 585 91 4 1 438 599 91 6 1 405 679 91 3 525 589 91 1 1 327 441 91 4 91 4 1 430 582 91 5 570 92 4 4 595 658 92 5 1 532 577 92 382 543 92 5 1 402 92 2 1 372 543 92 5 1 380 552 92 2 1 395 585 92 3 1 405 525 92 4 4 502 607 92 2 1 375 515 92 5 1 490 568 92 4 1 345 483 92 5 1 350 495 92 4 1 354 553 92 4 1 392 533 92 6 1 445 608 92 2 1 322 92 6 1 369 459 92 3 1 427 605 92 3 1 472 488 92 5 1 312 523 92 5 2 412 648 92 420 568 92 412 570 92 5 1 404 555 92 3 352 468 92 4 1 484 633 92 4 1 442 92 4 364 505 92 4 1 409 622 92 6 1 384 667 92 3 4 452 518 92 4 1 415 648 92 3 1 407 583 92 420 580 92 5 1 352 492 92 3 1 399 517 92 6 477 607 92 4 1 382 573 92 6 1 377 583 92 5 1 395 608 92 5 4 502 680 92 380 568 92 5 1 350 92 5 3 525 715 92 6 1 355 560 92 4 3 464 608 92 5 1 340 520 92 4 1 452 588 92 5 1 390 633 92 4 3 587 693 92 5 1 573 92 440 613 92 5 1 545 92 602 583 92 3 1 407 552 92 5 92 5 1 92 4 1 92 3 1 355 463 92 5 1 382 493 92 4 550 92 1 1 377 555 92 4 1 379 515 92 5 1 472 542 92 6 1 569 648 92 5 552 738 92 4 1 513 92 5 1 362 475 92 4 1 350 542 92 568 92 4 93 6 667 93 2 2 568 612 93 3 432 560 93 3 1 534 607 93 5 2 568 615 93 3 1 303 502 93 4 1 402 574 93 4 1 367 569 93 5 1 368 514 93 4 1 378 522 93 3 1 445 539 93 365 93 5 1 403 645 93 3 1 370 580 93 3 1 385 534 93 3 1 410 93 4 1 400 572 93 3 2 577 685 93 4 1 482 662 93 5 1 443 605 93 4 2 412 522 93 5 1 410 567 93 3 2 557 667 93 4 1 367 537 93 2 1 405 524 93 5 2 458 565 93 2 1 390 557 93 4 1 338 572 93 3 1 405 635 93 3 1 322 514 93 3 1 372 554 93 3 365 620 93 4 1 373 524 93 373 540 93 6 1 425 597 93 4 2 563 717 93 380 549 93 4 1 490 700 93 4 2 530 700 93 3 1 333 587 93 3 2 488 690 93 4 1 392 562 93 5 5 513 617 93 2 405 600 93 3 1 403 592 93 5 2 470 647 93 5 1 395 654 93 4 1 445 642 93 4 1 368 562 93 5 1 458 630 93 5 1 442 625 93 5 1 407 514 93 5 4 568 734 93 1 2 488 540 93 4 4 465 759 93 6 3 488 525 93 5 2 477 562 93 1 338 540 93 1 342 510 93 5 1 373 542 93 3 2 435 540 93 5 1 350 572 93 4 1 353 542 93 4 1 395 530 93 3 1 315 520 93 4 1 443 565 93 5 4 497 630 93 4 1 450 615 93 5 2 405 534 93 4 1 368 512 93 5 93 5 4 608 602 93 4 1 527 93 5 452 577 93 6 2 482 572 93 5 93 592 93 635 94 3 1 369 530 94 3 4 450 608 94 2 1 297 432 94 2 1 342 408 94 3 3 562 685 94 3 1 387 513 94 5 1 412 557 94 3 1 374 515 94 4 2 497 608 94 3 1 405 555 94 4 1 392 520 94 2 1 407 520 94 3 1 337 505 94 4 1 304 448 94 4 2 422 495 94 4 2 492 588 94 4 1 335 447 94 1 1 310 428 94 3 1 360 468 94 4 2 455 540 94 3 1 327 440 94 3 1 314 453 94 2 1 304 417 94 2 6 462 548 94 4 1 374 555 94 4 3 502 597 94 6 1 320 475 94 5 1 340 478 94 2 1 337 473 94 3 1 419 485 94 3 1 380 518 94 3 3 582 703 94 3 1 382 525 94 2 2 482 570 94 4 2 510 578 94 3 3 492 597 94 4 2 415 513 94 3 1 370 472 94 4 1 359 565 94 4 2 470 680 94 3 2 450 605 94 4 1 352 557 94 3 1 367 472 94 3 1 292 445 94 3 1 362 470 94 6 1 350 520 94 3 2 475 660 94 5 2 492 632 94 3 499 600 94 4 2 447 555 94 2 1 300 450 94 3 1 332 94 3 1 325 455 94 3 1 330 450 94 4 1 267 440 94 3 1 302 530 94 3 3 590 705 94 3 1 360 490 94 4 3 410 518 94 4 1 354 498 94 3 2 487 578 94 2 1 292 425 94 3 1 292 94 4 3 454 607 94 5 2 470 643 94 4 3 557 705 94 2 2 489 600 94 3 1 365 493 94 2 1 352 562 94 3 1 344 520 94 3 1 375 525 94 3 1 372 513 94 4 1 364 545 94 1 1 365 570 94 4 1 344 472 94 3 1 389 488 94 3 2 480 548 94 5 2 495 580 94 3 1 364 512 94 3 2 499 555 94 5 2 577 635 94 4 94 2 94 4 94 FILE DESCRIPTION Keywords: GPDs, maternal body mass (X2) vs litter size File name = Fig 14.5, GPDs, maternal body mass at mating and weaning vs litter size, 04 May 2026 OLD File name = Fig 14.5, GPDs, female body mass at mating and weaning vs litter size, 03 March 2025 Date = 22 Jan 2020. I created this file from SYSTAT file = GUNNLITT, which I created on 27 Aug 2008 I assume that I check all data for this file TWO TIMES when I created it. OLD File name = GPDs, Littsize vs female weight, 06 Feb 2020 Year = 89 = 1989, 90 = 1990, 94 = 1994, etc. These data from Petrified Forest National Park only--i.e., no data from GPDs at Redondo Meadow Colony (RMC) of Valles Caldera National Preserve (VCNP) or Visitor Center Colony (VCC) of VCNP On 05 May 2026, I cannot remember why Fig 14.5 does not include data from RMC or VCC. Case number (2 through 374) = GPD designation. No eartag numbers here. I considered data from the same female in different years to be independent Blank cell = no data Female body mass during mating season = body mass in March or early April = just before, during, or just after mating season Most female body masses during mating season are <=15 April, with a few exceptions--for example, when a female aroused late from hibernation and mated later than most other females Female body mass at weaning = body mass near time of first emergence of her weanlings Data shown here are from only those females that weaned a litter. Similar files for BTPDs and WTPDs show data when female did NOT wean a litter (litter size = 0)--but statistical analyses for female body mass vs litter size did not include litter size = 0--i.e., litter sizes = 0 was excluded for all four species was excluded for all four species Repeat: Data and statistical analyses and Fig 14.5 from all four species for maternal body mass (X2) vs litter size litter size includes only females that weaned a litter GPD litter size = number of weanlings that emerged from natal nursery burrow File name = Fig 14.5, GPDs, female body mass at mating and weaning vs litter size, 03 March 2025 Remember: Yearling females almost always DID copulate for GPDs, UPDs, and WTPDs-- but not for BTPDs These data used for Figure 14.5 in Hoogland 2026. This file ready for longterm storage on 03 March 2025. Female age = number of years since first emergence from the natal nursery-burrow All body masses are in GRAMS. Litter size = number of juveniles per litter that emerged from natal nursery-burrow Wt = weight = body mass File name = Fig 14.5, GPDs, maternal body mass at mating and weaning vs litter size, 04 May 2026