Replication data for Fig 14.5, Fig 14.5, UPDs, maternal body mass at mating and weaning, 05 May 2026

Year UPD Litter size Female body mass during mating season Female body mass at weaning Comments 1995 5 787 1995 3 775 1995 5 750 1995 4 860 1995 5 805 1995 4 660 1995 6 708 1995 5 760 1995 4 790 1995 4 735 1995 5 788 1995 6 690 1995 3 795 1995 2 815 1995 5 823 1995 4 752 1995 4 763 1995 5 802 1995 4 707 1995 5 792 1995 4 765 1995 3 737 1995 2 757 1996 4 693 810 1996 4 562 728 1996 5 703 787 1996 4 590 777 1996 4 600 830 1996 4 543 708 1996 3 493 612 1996 2 695 778 1996 1 685 770 1996 5 717 770 1996 3 458 672 1996 3 707 760 1996 4 740 768 1996 4 560 798 1996 5 677 758 1996 5 590 758 1996 5 763 885 1996 5 1996 5 560 755 1997 4 593 825 1997 4 585 843 1997 4 470 810 1997 5 596 783 1997 5 701 860 1997 3 520 700 1997 3 520 743 1997 6 678 865 1997 7 695 900 1997 7 703 870 1997 4 583 763 1997 3 765 965 1997 4 616 700 June body mass SHOULD BE 700. 1997 6 571 927 This change on 07 Feb 2022 1997 5 610 778 1997 4 583 745 1997 4 613 745 1997 4 513 688 1997 4 693 755 1997 4 647 870 1997 4 578 903 1997 4 658 900 1997 2 633 708 1997 4 671 750 1997 4 511 688 1997 4 598 865 1997 2 653 913 1997 1 737 750 1997 4 440 610 1997 5 680 860 1997 3 647 792 1997 5 463 735 1997 3 460 770 1997 3 690 788 1997 4 728 770 1997 1 628 782 1997 4 638 945 1998 1 1998 3 598 795 1998 3 567 768 1998 4 582 745 1998 2 495 643 1998 2 598 620 1998 6 662 833 1998 5 658 960 1998 527 780 1998 4 587 770 1998 5 763 753 1998 492 610 1998 4 637 715 1998 6 667 810 1998 4 510 648 1998 4 565 880 1998 6 565 755 1998 5 672 800 1998 1 550 833 1998 4 647 737 1998 3 445 577 1998 2 580 740 1998 4 542 815 1998 4 605 786 1998 5 748 783 1998 3 449 728 1998 7 778 800 1998 5 572 823 1998 6 677 843 1998 4 594 775 1998 3 497 703 1998 4 543 818 1998 2 512 678 1998 5 655 878 1998 2 657 1998 4 486 637 1998 4 743 885 1998 2 429 637 1998 1998 5 669 830 1998 5 575 767 1998 4 508 833 1998 5 640 810 1998 4 525 770 1998 1 579 770 1998 4 519 750 1998 3 446 717 1998 4 511 845 1998 3 477 680 1998 4 679 915 1998 3 495 712 1999 698 810 1999 2 840 840 1999 5 673 945 1999 1999 5 692 855 1999 5 572 802 1999 4 642 810 1999 4 1999 5 803 793 1999 3 430 528 1999 4 560 743 1999 3 453 655 1999 3 510 668 1999 4 572 750 1999 5 580 748 1999 4 788 878 1999 2 1999 3 551 665 1999 3 425 665 1999 1 638 905 1999 4 660 850 1999 4 465 627 1999 4 609 815 1999 2 488 660 1999 5 453 633 1999 6 797 818 1999 1 560 723 1999 3 410 717 1999 6 830 860 1999 3 640 833 1999 3 680 810 1999 4 483 678 1999 4 585 760 1999 4 680 850 1999 4 578 788 1999 1 605 777 1999 3 763 756 1999 4 614 788 1999 4 583 811 1999 4 721 865 1999 4 493 775 1999 4 425 765 1999 1 630 777 1999 4 690 771 1999 4 500 750 1999 3 753 768 1999 4 446 745 1999 608 840 1999 1 476 672 1999 4 967 1999 2 1999 4 488 715 2000 4 695 863 2000 3 580 851 2000 2 723 819 2000 3 568 866 2000 3 675 840 2000 3 538 805 2000 4 578 891 2000 4 864 2000 5 700 757 2000 5 804 2000 5 808 2000 5 497 657 2000 5 767 804 2000 5 713 834 2000 3 661 854 2000 4 635 804 2000 3 495 835 2000 5 778 867 2000 4 548 788 2000 6 713 710 2000 2 580 680 2000 5 825 997 2000 1 575 790 2000 3 573 783 2000 5 712 888 2000 4 650 838 2000 3 638 898 2000 4 565 771 2000 5 692 803 2000 5 660 909 2000 3 620 1063 2000 2 645 2000 3 521 741 2000 5 793 750 2000 4 713 828 2000 4 538 711 2000 3 828 2000 6 503 693 2000 4 564 770 2000 5 736 909 2000 2 485 878 2000 6 821 2000 4 727 778 2000 5 718 652 2000 2 571 673 2000 5 745 823 2000 6 841 867 2000 4 635 805 2000 3 533 733 2000 3 810 763 2000 4 698 762 2000 2000 2000 2001 4 723 786 2001 4 710 898 2001 6 790 865 2001 4 663 851 2001 3 661 736 2001 3 645 828 2001 5 802 852 2001 3 716 1042 2001 4 556 776 2001 3 746 822 2001 4 618 880 2001 5 746 919 2001 6 698 912 2001 6 662 1012 2001 5 550 777 2001 4 495 737 2001 3 586 843 2001 677 837 2001 3 650 734 2001 2 497 771 2001 4 517 827 2001 3 562 732 2001 598 687 2001 5 477 762 2001 2 582 723 2001 3 556 736 2001 4 647 753 2001 1 630 827 2001 3 601 734 2001 4 648 807 2001 1 545 855 2001 1 710 808 2001 4 490 778 2001 1 712 745 2001 2 593 862 2001 5 471 711 2001 4 490 785 2001 3 636 665 2001 1 522 730 2001 3 526 708 2001 3 448 780 2001 1 778 881 2001 2 2001 2001 5 2001 3 807 2002 2 528 764 2002 4 560 771 2002 4 655 765 2002 5 797 920 2002 2 578 736 2002 2 690 993 2002 2 665 823 2002 5 739 898 2002 4 715 907 2002 4 667 835 2002 620 788 2002 2 633 842 2002 3 792 873 2002 4 562 728 2002 4 647 813 2002 3 615 850 2002 5 600 701 2002 6 747 2002 5 712 845 2002 4 647 847 2002 3 643 765 2002 5 610 2002 3 548 2002 3 555 845 2003 4 523 775 2003 4 655 888 2003 4 577 919 2003 6 983 2003 5 558 842 2003 5 658 880 2003 5 548 772 2003 5 683 758 2003 4 684 865 2003 2 776 795 2003 6 588 855 2003 4 502 817 2003 6 740 875 2003 5 520 758 2003 4 765 784 2003 4 551 740 2003 6 628 785 2003 3 527 817 2003 4 613 835 2003 4 622 733 2003 1 542 865 2003 4 654 2003 7 2003 4 778 880 2003 4 585 715 2003 4 517 898 2003 457 712 2003 667 2003 504 720 2003 3 515 655 2003 3 682 820 2003 4 496 680 2003 5 608 887 2003 5 560 624 2003 5 663 730 2003 6 610 785 2003 3 743 809 2003 5 662 2003 3 590 803 2003 5 658 728 2003 4 492 863 2003 1 624 723 2003 3 666 739 2003 4 705 2003 3 491 834 2003 5 524 2003 7 2003 4 716 908 2003 5 642 735 2004 4 597 799 2004 450 641 2004 526 599 2004 5 547 787 2004 3 643 730 2004 4 485 792 2004 4 416 672 2004 673 630 2004 5 735 842 2004 5 633 805 2004 5 628 810 2004 690 937 2004 4 562 882 2004 5 590 770 2004 2 550 708 2004 547 780 2004 4 473 727 2004 3 432 807 2004 3 428 670 2004 2 500 638 2004 4 523 805 2004 5 510 777 2004 4 530 708 2004 4 490 625 2004 3 520 780 2004 3 638 802 2004 4 468 725 2004 5 551 755 2004 3 538 715 2004 3 568 692 2004 5 735 760 2004 4 610 802 2004 4 623 769 2004 2 808 2004 2 500 687 2004 4 598 767 2004 2 450 695 2004 3 510 635 2004 560 2004 4 661 722 2004 5 665 730 2004 4 623 855 2004 702 2004 1 548 837 2004 3 632 768 2004 4 734 758 2004 2004 7 774 2004 4 925 2005 3 688 738 2005 5 712 778 2005 4 605 783 2005 4 582 800 2005 5 560 673 2005 4 620 813 2005 2 525 688 2005 3 527 766 2005 2 548 663 2005 3 597 725 2005 6 620 678 2005 2 504 617 2005 5 599 765 2005 3 731 936 2005 4 623 690 2005 2005 4 537 705 2005 5 510 800 2005 3 675 970 2005 6 617 2005 648 756 2005 5 522 733 2005 5 756 2005 5 594 727 2005 6 567 805 2005 4 557 FILE DESCRIPTION Keywords: UPDs, maternal body mass (X2) vs litter size File name = Fig 14.5, Fig 14.5, UPDs, maternal body mass at mating and weaning, 05 May 2026 OLD File name = Fig 14.5, UPDs, female body mass at mating and weaning vs litter size, 03 March 2025 Case number (2-431) = UPD designation. No eartag numbers here. I considered data from the same female in different years to be independent Blank cell = no data Body mass during mating season = female body mass in Jan, Feb, or early March 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 Data shown here are from only those females that weaned a litter. File for BTPDs and WTPDs also show data for females that did NOT wean a litter (Litter size = 0). For all four species, however, data in Fig 14.5 include only females that weaned a litter, UPD litter size = number of weanlings per litter that emerged from natal nursery burrow Remember: Yearling females almost always DID copulate for GPDs, UPDs, and WTPDs-- but not for BTPDs Wt = weight = body mass These data used for Figure 14.5 in Hoogland 2026. This file ready for longterm storage on 03 March 2025. I have created this file from SYSTAT file = UTAHWTS, which I created on 28 Oct 2008 I assume that this SYSTAT file was checked TWO TIMES when I created it Litter size = number of juveniles per litter that emerged from natal nursery-burrow Note on 07 Feb 2022: Junewt for H2 (C87) in 1997 SHOULD BE 700 (not 900). I make this change on 07 Feb 2022. All body masses are in GRAMS. 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 Repeat: Statistical analyses and Fig 14.5 from all four species for maternal body mass (X2) vs litter size includes only those females that weaned a litter For year, 95 - 1995, 96 - 1996, 00 = 2000, 01 = 2001, etc. File name = Fig 14.5, Fig 14.5, UPDs, maternal body mass at mating and weaning, 05 May 2026