Data from: Individual movements drive community-level space and resource use across Yellowstone ungulates

This repository contains data and code to evaluate how individual
movements influence resource use across a community of sympatric,
migratory ungulates. We use remotely-sensed environmental data and GPS
locations of 5 ungulates (bison, bighorn sheep, elk, pronghorn, and mule
deer) in Yellowstone National Park, USA (2017-2021). We generated
hypervolumes (following methods of Bolker et al. 2018) of
derived variables from GPS locations and remotely-sensed
environmental data of Yellowstone ungulates. The repository datasets are
the derived hypervolumes used in the associated code. We do not include
any raw GPS locations. The GPS data & derived metrics in this
repository are owned by NPS, to use contact Chris
Geremia [e-mail].