Replication data for: Fig 9.14, WTPDs, Clansize vs male ARS, 05 Dec 2025

FILE DESCRIPTION Keywords: WTPDs, clan size, male ARS File name = Fig 9.14, WTPDs, Clansize vs male ARS, 05 Dec 2025 OLD File name = WTPDs, Male ARS vs clan size, 01 Sept 2021 I made this file by adding information about clan size to the following file: File name = WTPDs, Male ARS-LRS for cops,babies,yrl,12 Apr 2021 Details below for WTPDs, Male ARS-LRS for cops,babies,yrl,12 Apr 2021 If a WTPD male had >=2 half clans, I used the LARGER of the two half-clans for clan size for the WTPD male. In 2006, for example, WTPD male-R16 had one half-clan of size 2 (R16B) and one half-clan of size 7 (R16A). For R16 for this file, I used clan size = 7 If TWO WTPD males shared the same multi-male clan, I used the same clan size for both males. In 2011, for example, I used the same clan size of 4 for both male-19 and male-49. Multi-male clans were rare for WTPDs. On 01-02 Sept 2021, I add info on clan sizes. I check info on clan sizes TWO TIMES on 02 Sept 2021. Clansize = number of adults and yearlings living in the same clan territory Weight = male body mass just before or during the mating season Date = 12 April 2021 OLD File name = WTPDs, Male ARS-LRS for cops,babies,yrl,12 Apr 2021 OLD File name = WTPDs, Male ARS-LR for cops, babies, yrl, 22 Mar 2021 Change made on 12 April 2021: 3 babies (not 4) for male-01 (87) in 2010 I started this file from File name = WTPDs, Male ARS and LRS for cops, 19 Dec 2020 Note, however, that now counts of babies and yearlings are accurate FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL MALE New cases added to file since 19 Dec 2020 start with 101, end with 114 All data checked TWO TIMES on 22-23 March 2021 Since 19 Dec 2020, I have added ages for OXUn (621) in 2009, 8#2 (949) in 2009, 2010, and 2011, and O#2 (J94) in 2012. For this latest ages, if a male was captured in autumn (September or October), I assumed he was about 5 months old at that point, and that he was a yearling (1-year old) in the following spring. The logic here is that almost all male 5-month olds were still coming aboveground in autumn. Older males (>=2 years), by contrast, were almost always hibernating by autumn. I can only think of one >=2 year old WTPD male that we captured in autumn Note well: All analyses are for COPULATIONS SEEN. I do nothing here with copulations INFERRED from microsites with no behavioral observations of estrus and copulations. Change made on 12 April 2021: 3 babies (not 4) for male-01 (87) in 2010 File name = WTPDs, Male ARS and LRS for cops, 19 Dec 2020 Date = 19 Dec 2020 This file is IDENTICAL to file = WTPDs, MCs vs cops, male body mass, 18 Dec 2020 I have created this identical file so that I can keep it with other ARS files Weanlings sired = Number of emergent juveniles weaned by females with whom male copulated Yearlings sired = number of yearlings produced by females with whom male copulated Paternities were determined by Stephen Keller and Regina Trott in the following publication: Hoogland JL, et al. 2019. Polyandry and polygyny in a social rodent: An integrative perspective based on social organization, copulations, and genetics. Front Ecol Evol. 7. Each male had unique eartags. If we had data from the same male in different years, then that male might have 1, 2, 3, or even 4 "Dognumbers" This file has now been checked TWO TIMES Weanlings sired = emergent juveniles sired as determined from microsatellites by Stephen R. Keller and Regina Trott. Yearling sired = yearlings sired as determined from microsatellites by Stephen R. Keller and Regina Trott Yearling sired = yearlings sired as determined from microsatellites by Stephen R. Keller and Regina Trott These WTPD data used for Figure 9.14 in Hoogland 2026. This file ready for longterm storage on 07 Feb 2025. File name = Fig 9.14, WTPDs, Clansize vs male ARS, 05 Dec 2025 No information on WTPD clantypes in this EXCEL file.