Replication data for: Fig 6.4, Observed vs expected predations on peripheral adults and sexually active males during the mating season for UPDs, 03 Nov 2025.

FILE DESCRIPTION Keywords: Observed vs expected predations on peripheral adults and sexually active males, UPDs, 03 Nov 2025 Filename: Fig 6.4, Observed vs expected predations on peripheral adults and sexually active males during the mating season for UPDs, 03 Nov 2025. The expected number for victims at the edge of colony resulted from the assumption that predation was equally likely for peripheral vs central adult residents. The expected number for victimized sexually active males during the mating season resulted from the assumption that predation on adult males was equally likely on all days of research (07 March 2005 through 08 July 2005). I defined a territory as central if >50% of its boundary was contiguous with boundaries of other territories, and as peripheral if <50% of its boundary abutted other territories. Both P-values are from the Fisher exact test. Of the 16 adult peripheral UPD victims shown in this figure, 14 were captured by the red fox and 2 were captured by northern goshawks. Of the ten UPD sexually mature male victims, seven were captured by red foxes and three were captured by northern goshawks. These data used for Fig 6.3 in Hoogland 2026. This file ready for longterm storage on 03 Nov 2025. Filename: Fig 6.4, Observed vs expected predations on peripheral adults and sexually active males during the mating season for UPDs, 03 Nov 2025.