Replication data for Fig 14.14, WTPDs, Males, Adult body mass at mating vs weaning, 09 May 2026

Year WTPD Eartag Adult male body mass at mating Dates Age Adult male body mass at first juvenile emergences 2006 2 1 990 1-Mar 2006 3 3 995 2-Mar 2006 21 5 975 2-Mar 1388 2007 21 5 . 7-Mar 2006 R34 8 763 2-Mar 1 1003 2006 49 9 1105 3-Mar 1197 2007 49 9 792 1-Apr 1077 2008 49 9 705 28-Mar 1112 2006 35 11 1065 3-Mar 1 1418 2007 35 11 721 26-Mar 2 2008 35 11 855 30-Mar 3 2009 35 11 835 23-Mar 4 1197 2010 35 11 723 9-Apr 5 2006 R25 13 840 4-Mar 1 1352 2006 R16 15 895 5-Mar 1 1268 2006 44 17 940 5-Mar 1018 2007 44 17 780 16-Mar 2006 9 28 1006 19-Mar 1473 2007 9 28 1020 11-Mar 1368 2006 R10 29 610 19-Mar 1 1535 2007 10 29 852 15-Mar 2 2006 R32 35 545 23-Mar 1 1218 2007 8 35 775 14-Mar 2 1140 2006 R12 45 495 23-Mar 1 925 2006 4 47 893 23-Mar 1298 2007 4 47 905 21-Mar 1185 2006 7 55 915 25-Mar 1462 2007 7 55 . . . . 2006 R37 61 575 25-Mar 1 1143 2006 R41 81 435 27-Mar 1 1005 2006 R17 83 552 27-Mar 1 1218 2006 RO1 87 501 27-Mar 1 1193 2007 O1 87 793 17-Mar 2 1131 2008 O1 87 660 2-Apr 3 997 2009 O1 87 803 20-Mar 4 1164 2010 O1 87 901 16-Mar 5 2006 R00 107 470 29-Mar 1 2006 R22 111 458 29-Mar 1 1133 2007 22 111 813 11-Mar 2 1385 2008 22 111 817 24-Mar 3 2006 R20 125 495 30-Mar 1 2006 R14 131 533 31-Mar 1 1195 2006 R33 155 480 5-Apr 1 1097 2007 6 155 685 14-Mar 2 1140 2008 6 155 782 1-Apr 3 2007 R12 303 648 13-Mar 1 2007 12 317 680 23-Mar . 1085 2009 17 322 740 18-Mar 2 1240 2008 17 322 742 23-Mar 1 1042 2008 5 323 732 27-Apr 1 960 2008 42 325 761 11-Mar 1 982 2008 48 327 685 26-Mar 1 2010 25 331 843 21-Mar 3 1040 2009 25 331 859 14-Mar 2 1151 2008 25 331 718 11-Mar 1 962 2008 16 341 804 12-Mar 1 2008 7 365 617 13-Apr 1 2011 45 372 1032 11-Mar 4 2010 45 372 923 16-Mar 3 1267 2009 45 372 1006 20-Mar 2 1370 2008 45 372 833 8-Apr 1 1232 2009 29 373 718 21-Mar 2 2008 29 373 647 15-Apr 1 1050 2008 18 379 542 16-Apr 1 2008 32 399 638 9-Apr 1 2009 28 412 820 19-Mar 2 1192 2008 28 412 648 29-Mar 1 2008 O4 421 620 9-Apr 1 2008 27 467 642 25-Mar 1 1130 2010 36 533 1013 8-Mar 3 1091 2009 36 533 912 12-Mar 2 1183 2008 36 533 822 11-Mar 1 1032 2010 2 563 1100 10-Mar 3 750 2009 2 563 1092 14-Mar 2 1345 2008 2 563 812 8-Apr 1 1170 2011 43 597 950 21-Mar 4 1292 2010 43 597 739 25-Mar 3 2009 43 597 788 22-Mar 2 2008 43 597 550 1-Apr 1 967 2009 OXUn 621 . . 2 . 2008 O 621 1 2008 33 625 715 29-Mar 2008 26 627 747 11-Mar 2007 19 629 . 2008 41 631 617 22-Mar . 2010 30 676 730 21-Mar 2 918 2009 30 676 649 10-Apr 1 1118 2009 14 705 . . 1 758 2010 47 739 . . 2009 47 739 1 1105 2011 15 745 1000 22-Mar 3 1135 2010 15 745 895 14-Mar 2 1188 2009 15 745 811 19-Mar 1 1127 2010 44 781 810 14-Mar 2 900 2009 44 781 1 921 2009 37 787 1 993 2010 O6 813 790 23-Mar 2 1048 2009 O6 813 1 2009 13 844 . . 1 1007 2010 21 853 928 20-Mar 2 1249 2009 21 853 679 16-Mar 1 1240 2011 24 860 1040 11-Mar 3 1202 2010 24 860 776 22-Mar 2 1103 2009 24 860 1 1255 2012 O8 870 954 17-Mar 4 1502 2011 O8 870 922 27-Mar 3 1245 2010 O8 870 887 22-Mar 2 1147 2009 O8 870 763 15-Apr 1 1330 2011 19 871 825 5-Apr 3 1162 2010 19 871 963 14-Mar 2 1272 2009 19 871 1 1330 2011 23 887 789 27-Mar 3 1075 2010 23 887 857 10-Mar 2 1080 2009 23 887 1 1033 2009 4O 911 1 838 2010 38 915 693 22-Mar 2 2009 38 915 1 2010 20 937 923 11-Mar 2 1090 2009 20 937 1 1043 2011 8 950 840 2-Apr 3 2010 8 950 953 12-Mar . 1178 2009 8 950 . 1283 2009 O3 955 589 16-Mar . . 2010 O4 997 500 22-Mar 1 991 2011 48 A07 748 11-Apr 2 2010 48 A07 533 8-Apr 1 2010 31 A1 1 1127 2012 5 A13 875 24-Mar 3 1353 2011 5 A13 810 20-Mar 2 1045 2010 5 A13 1 1205 2010 18 A17 1 1070 2010 29 A27 1 2011 49 A3 798 2-Apr 2 1143 2010 49 A3 1 1036 2010 O A41 . . 1 . 2011 O2 A68 912 26-Mar 2 2010 O2 A68 570 17-Mar 1 1089 2010 7 A91 733 9-Apr . . 2012 27 C37 912 5-Apr 2 2011 27 C37 1 1145 2012 22 C63 978 16-Mar 2 2011 22 C63 1 1313 2012 34 C94 763 30-Mar 2 2011 34 C94 1 863 2011 33 F07 510 14-Mar 1 2011 9 F23 690 27-Mar 1 2012 47 F31 2 2011 47 F31 1 739 2012 42 F75 813 14-Mar 2 1358 2011 42 F75 720 15-Apr 1 1097 2012 O3 H39 742 16-Mar 1 1315 2012 17 H95 1 2012 31 I22 1 1253 2012 25 J03 1 1188 2012 13 J15 620 9-Apr 1 1048 2012 O5 J19 1 1138 2012 18 J53 1 2012 O J95 855 9-Apr . 2011 14 J97 . FILE DESCRIPTION Keywords: WTPDs, Males, Adult body mass at mating vs weaning, 09 May 2062 File name = Fig 14.14, WTPDs, Males, Adult body mass at mating vs weaning, 09 May 2026 OLDFile name = Fig 14.14, WTPDs, Males, Body mass at mating vs body mass at first juvenile emergences, 11 March 2025 OLDFile Name = WTPDs, malewts vs cop, 26 Jan 2020-- But I have deleted data for several cases from old file to create this mile I created this file from file = WTPDs, Becca short version, 14 Jan 2020 This file has been checked TWO TIMES by JLH alone Note well: these data are from ALL YEARS (2006 through 2012) that I studied WTPDs at the Arapaho National Wildlife Refuge For BTPDs, GPDs, and UPDs in Fig 14.14, data are from one year only These data used for Figure 14.14 in Hoogland 2026. This file ready for longterm storage on 11 March 2025. All body masses in GRAMS Body mass at mating = body mass just before, during, or just after mating season in March and early April Body mass at first juvenile emergences = body mass just before, during, or just after first juvenile emergences in May or June Body masses on the same line are from the same WTPD Blank cell or <.> means missing data. Sex = 1 = Males; Sex = 2 = Females These data used for Figure 14.14 in Hoogland 2026. This file ready for longterm storage on 11 March 2025. OLDFile name = Fig 14.14, WTPDs, Male body mass at mating vs body mass at first juvenile emergences, 11 March 2025 I defined mating season as the time interval between (and including) first copulation and last copulation Adult body masses include information from 1-year olds (yearlings) and >=2-year olds. I will use this file to compare WTPD adult body masses during the mating season (<=15 April) vs UPD adult body masses at first juvenile emergences (>=15 May) in 2000 Body mass <=15 Apr = body mass just before, during, or just after mating season = Body mass during mating season Body mass >= 15 May = body mass just before, during, or just after juveniles were first emerging from natal nursery burrows = Body mass just before, during, or just after first juvenile emergences In general I did not use any weights after 15 April or before 15 May in an year. In a few cases, however, I use data a few days before 15 May. Wt = weight = body mass in grams Date = date of capture, weighing, and marking File name = Fig 14.14, WTPDs, Males, Adult body mass at mating vs weaning, 09 May 2026