Replication data for Fig 11.3, BTPDs, Colony size vs weanlings, 19 March 2026

Year BTPD adult males BTPD adult fems BTPD yrl M+F Colony size Emergent babies = weanlings 1975 198 4 1976 35 85 1 121 79 1977 26 72 45 143 63 1978 27 70 42 139 102 1979 31 70 28 129 58 1980 27 59 27 113 82 1981 20 52 59 131 119 1982 31 48 47 126 89 1983 38 53 48 139 98 1984 26 55 56 137 66 1985 19 43 30 92 75 1986 20 45 43 108 133 1987 15 38 58 111 118 1988 21 47 48 116 41 1989 29 61 21 111 108 FILE DESCRIPTION Keywords: BTPDs, colony size, weanlings File name = Fig 11.3, BTPDs, Colony size vs weanlings, 19 March 2026 OLD File name = BTPDs, Colony sizes, 25 March 2020 Note that I have combined male and female yearlings into one group Note: USUALLY, male and female BTPDs do not copulate as yearlings-- hence the lumping of male and female yearlings so graph is not too cluttered Note also that these numbers are for MAY of each year Note also: I have EXCLUDED data from 1975 (my first year at Rankin Ridge, because of too much disturbance), but I have INCLUDED data from 1989 (when Jim Loughry worked at Rankin Ridge). This file checked TWO TIMES by JLH alone on 25 March 2020 All data for this file from Table 16.1 of Hoogland 195 (page 377). Note: Counts of emergent juveniles INCLUDE babies never captured but listed in Table 16.1 of Hoogland 1995 Colony size = number of adults and yearlings living at colony-site in MAY These data used for Fig 11.3 in Hoogland 2026. This file ready for longterm storage on 15 Feb 2025. New name of file: Fig 11.3, BTPDS, Colony size vs weanlings, 19 March 2025