File S1 - Teeth, Sex, and Testosterone: Aging in the World's Smallest Primate

This file includes additional details on the dental impressions and tooth wear analysis, as well as goodness-of-fit results for the mark-recapture survival analysis. We also include tables of age-specific capture information, dental wear measurements of individuals, estimated regression slopes of tooth wear, predicted ages of captured individuals, dental wear rates compared between the sexes, model selection results of the survival analysis, model averaged estimates of age-specific survival, and fecal testosterone values of the sexes. We also include figures of infrared images of mouse lemurs, dental wear measurements of teeth, and variation in recaptures by age. Figure S1, Examples of the infrared images taken to examine for cataracts. Figure S2, Method of dental wear measurements. Figure S3, Recaptures within each season show no increased frequency of captures by age. Table S1, Number of individuals captured annually in each age class. Table S2, Dental wear measurements from 2008–2010. Table S3, Individual lemurs captured 3 or more consecutive years. Table S4, Predicted ages based on dental wear compared to minimum possible ages based on trapping data. Table S5, Dental wear rates do not differ between the sexes. Table S6, Model selection statistics for closed robust capture-recapture analyses of Microcebus rufus. Table S7, Model-averaged annual survival probability estimates and standard errors. Table S8, Male and female fecal Testosterone values (ng/g). (PDF)