Comparison of the best cox-proportional hazards mixed-effects models assessing the effects of resource use, predation risk, birth body mass, winter severity, and vegetation hiding cover on the daily survival of white-tailed deer fawns (≤ 14 weeks of age; <i>n</i> = 129) at the home range and landscape scales during the post-partum period (14 May–31 Aug), Upper Peninsula of Michigan, USA, 2009–2011.

Models included individual fawn and year as random effects on the intercept. Models presented with standardized parameter estimates, standard errors (SE), probability values, and estimated hazard ratio parameter probability values, and percent integrated deviance explained indicating the reduction in the log-likelihood from the null model. The home range model was available from [13].