Replication data for: Fig 8.13, Alarm callers vs clan size, GUW, 20 Nov 2025

FILE DESCRIPTION Keywords: alarm callers, clan size, GPDs, UPDs, WTPDs Filename: Fig 8.13, Alarm callers vs clan size, GUW, 20 Nov 2025 OLD Filename: Probability of at least one alarm call, 3 species, 05 Nov 2019 Note: This file contains data from THREE species: GPDs, UPDs, and WTPDs This file has been checked ONE TIME ONLY by JLH I have deleted most UPD data from April 2004. I have added data from April 2004 to data from June 2004. So, one data set from each clan per year. I have used data from one clan only in April 2004 (46B), because I do not have data from 46B in June 2004. Note: Notice that clan size is always an integer. For example, if a half-male clan had one male and two females, I scored clan size as 3 rather than 2.5. I used this same logic for BTPDs. Note: This file contains WTPD data from BOTH May 2004 (before babies) and July 2004 (after babies) I have deleted most WTPD data from May 2008. I have added WTPD data from May 2008 to data from July 2008. So, one data set from each clan per year. I have used data from two WTPD clans in May 2008: 28 and 43B, because I do not have data from 28 and 43B in July 2008. No-male clans and coteries are described in Chapters 9 and 10 of Hoogland 2026. These data used for Fig 8.13 in Hoogland 2026. This file ready for longterm storage on 03 June 2025. I considered data from the same prairie dog in different years to be independent. For each clan, I calculated a single mean number of alarm callers from all experimental runs with moving stuffed badger The percentage of experiments with at least one alarm caller is obvious Number of experiments = number of experimental runs with moving stuffed badger These data are for upper right, lower left, and lower right for Fig 8.13 GPDs, UPDs, and WTPDs). Data for upper left of Fig 8.13 (BTPDs) are in a different EXCEL file. Filename: Fig 8.13, Alarm callers vs clan size, GUW, 03 July 2025 Keep = Yes = I DO use data on this line for analysis. Keep = No = I do NOT use data on this line for analysis.