Replication data for GPDs, Males, Yearlings sired vs body mass, 06 May 2026

Copulating males that evidently did not sire any offspring include the following: For 2013: 28 (123) For 2014: 108 (C47), 25 (439), 32 (593) For 2015: 20#2 (815), 107 (C39) For 2016: 37#2 (C99) For 2017: 24 (203) For 2018: 32 (79), 6 (395). 14 (55), 47 (435), 17 (O235) Date = 31 March 2021 This new file checked TWO TIMES for Babies and Yearlings on 31 March-02 April 2021 Yearlings = cumulative number of babies sired by each male per year FILE DESCRIPTION Keywords: GPDs, Males, Yearlings sired vs body mass File name = GPDs, Males, Yearlings sired vs body mass, 06 May 2026 OLDFile name = GPDs, Male ARS-LRS summaries, 31 March 2021 I made this file directly from file = GPDs, Male ARS-LRS for cops, babies, yrls, 30 March 2021 Details immediately below for GPDs, Male ARS-LRS for cops, babies, yrls, 30 March 2021 OLDFile name = GPDs, Male ARS-LRS for cops, babies, yrls, 30 March 2021 No information on survivorship of juveniles into yearlings for 2016 (last year at VCNP's RMC) or 2018 (last year at VCNP's VCC) Number in parenthesis after number of babies or yearlings for a male = number of babies or yearlings ESTIMATED or INFERRED.

I only made estimates or inferences that seemed reasonable. For example, if microsats showed that the single male that copulated with the mother sired 2 of 3 babies, I inferred paternity to that male for the third baby as well. Similarly, if microsats showed for a litter of 6 that one of two copulating males sired 2 babies and that the other of two copulating males sired 2 babies, then I inferred paternity for 3 babies for both males.

If a female copulated with 2 males, for example, and 1 of the copulating males sired three of four babies and we have NO INFORMATION from microsats for the fourth babies, then I inferred that the male that sired three of the babies (from microsats) also sired the fourth baby as well. I only made this inference if the one male sired AT LEAST HALF of babies. So, if a female copulated with two males and weaned five babies, for example, and if one of the copulating males sired two babies and we have NO INFORMATION from microsats for the other three babies, I have NOT inferred paternities for any of those 3 babies.

More information on age and body mass vs male ARS and LRS is summarized chapters 12 and 13. This file has been checked TWO TIMES on 29-30 March 2021. I have excluded some cases for which paternity makes no sense.

OLD File name = GPDs, Male wts vs cop or no cop, PEFO and VCNP, 20 Aug 2020 All data from this file checked on either 05 Aug 2020 or 20 Aug 2020 Data in this file checked ONE TIME ONLY by JLH. But many data checked TWO TIMES. Date = 05 Aug 2020.

For PEFO males that sired >=1 baby, I checked for a body mass during the mating season and at 1st juvenile emergences in the following two places: the eartag summary sheets, and the marking summary sheets. For "Male body mass during mating season" I have used the FIRST (EARLIEST) WEIGHT taken in March until about 15 April For "Male body mass at first juvenile emergences" I have used the LAST (LATEST) WEIGHT taken a just before first juvenile emergences through about 15 July During week of 07 August 2020, all data in this file checked one time by JLH alone.

MOST DATA CHECKED TWO TIMES. FOR MALES FOR WHICH I HAVE NO INFORMATION ON COPS, I have many weights during the mating season or at 1st juvenile emergences. SOME of these latter data are in this EXCEL file, but many are not.

Some un-entered data are in one of the HARD COPIES of this file. Note that this file contains GPD data from 3 colonies: PEFO in 1989-1995; RMC in 2013-2016; and VCC in 2017-2018. OLDFile name = GPDs, male wts vs cops, PEFO and VCNP, 15 Aug 2020 EARLY File name = GPDs, Male wts vs cop or no cop, PEFO and VCNP, 20 Aug 2020; See last line for FINAL FILE NAME See note below.

I started this file from other file named OLDFile name = GPDs, male wts vs cops, PEFO and VCNP, 15 Aug 2020 All data from this file checked on either 05 Aug 2020 or 20 Aug 2020 Data in this file checked ONE TIME ONLY by JLH. But many data checked TWO TIMES. Note for cases 1-331 from 05 August 2020 Date = 05 Aug 2020.

For PEFO males that sired >=1 baby, checked for a body mass during the mating season and at 1st juvenile emergences in the following two places: the eartag summary sheets, and the marking summary sheets. For "Marchwt" I have used the FIRST (EARLIEST) WEIGHT taken in March until about 15 April = male body mass during mating season For "Junwt" I have used the LAST (LATEST) WEIGHT taken a just before first juvenile emergences through about 15 July Invader = 0 means male was resident of study-colony.

Invader = 1 means male was non-resident/invader. During week of 07 August 2020, all data in this file checked one time by JLH alone. MOST DATA CHECKED TWO TIMES.

FOR MALES FOR WHICH I HAVE NO INFORMATION ON COPS, I have many weights during the mating season or at 1st juvenile emergences. SOME of these latter data are in this EXCEL file, but many are not. Some un-entered data are in one of the HARD COPIES of this file.

Note that this file contains GPD data from 3 colonies: PEFO in 1989-1995; RMC in 2013-2016; and VCC in 2017-2018. OLDFile name = GPDs, male wts vs cops, PEFO and VCNP, 15 Aug 2020 This is the file I will use to compare body mass for (a) GPD males that did copulate vs (b) GPD males that did not copulate Note that I have body masses for Marchwt = body mass taken <= 15 April (with a few exceptions) and Junewt = body mass taken >= 15 May (see also below).

OLD File name for this analysis = GPDs, male wts vs cop or no cop, WITH FINAL EDITS, 21 Aug 2020

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Most data in this file checked two times; but some checked only one time File name: 14.9, GPDs, Male body mass vs sired yearlings, 08 March 2025 I consider data from the same male in different years to be independent. These data used for Figure 14.9 in Hoogland 2026. This file ready for longterm storage on 08 March 2025.

The number above each SEM line in Fig 14.9 indicates the number of males weighed and then tracked for siring success. File name 14.9, GPDs, Male body mass vs sired yearlings, 08 March 2025 Data from this GPD file are from THREE study colonies: PEFO = Petrified Forest National Park, RMC = Redondo Meadow Colony (RMC) at Valles Caldera National Preserve (VCNP), and Visitor Center Colony (VCC) at VCNP I defined "at first juvenile emergences" as the time from just before the first emergences until just after the last first emergence (until about 15 July) I defined the mating season as the time period from (and including) the first copulation and the last copulation Age = number of years since first emergence from the natal burrow entrance This file includes only males that copulated with at least one female during the mating season, but some of those copulating males did not sire any weanlings or yearlings Weanling = juvenile that emerged from the natal burrow-entrance Yearling = weanling that survived for >= 9 months after first emergence from the natal burrow entrance.

Some of notes immediately above are for my benefit, but do not apply directly to Fig 14.9 All body masses are in GRAMS Wt = weight = body mass Microsat = microsatellite. All information for microsatellites from Stephen Keller and Regina Trott. File name = GPDs, Males, Yearlings sired vs body mass, 06 May 2026