Appendix C. Model-averaged estimates of recapture probabilities for southern Beaufort Sea polar bears and total model weights associated with recapture probability covariate structures.

Allocating Harvests among Polar Bear Stocks in the Beaufort Sea

S. C. Amstrup
G. M. Durner
I. Stirling
T. L. Mcdonald

January 2005

ABSTRACT. Recognition that polar bears are shared by hunters in Canada and Alaska prompted developme...

Appendix F. Model ranking of detection probability (p) models for southern leopard frogs within Cormack-Jolly-Seber mark–recapture models.

Julia E. Earl (2909513)
Raymond D. Semlitsch (410031)

August 2016

Model ranking of detection probability (p) models for southern leopard frogs within Cormack-Jolly-Se...

Appendix B. Mean values of the continuous variables used in the analysis of dispersal of yellow-bellied marmots.

Kenneth B. Armitage (2914478)
Dirk H. Van Vuren (176580)
Arpat Ozgul (707966)
Madan K. Oli (176585)

August 2016

Mean values of the continuous variables used in the analysis of dispersal of yellow-bellied marmots

Appendix E. Projected trends in the abundance of southern Beaufort Sea polar bears based on estimated survival rates.

Jeffrey F. Bromaghin (573860)
Trent L. McDonald (549618)
Ian Stirling (315316)
Andrew E. Derocher (315315)
Evan S. Richardson (2911094)
Eric V. Regehr (681813)
David C. Douglas (185065)
George M. Durner (2911091)
Todd Atwood (595084)
Steven C. Amstrup (681817)

August 2016

Projected trends in the abundance of southern Beaufort Sea polar bears based on estimated survival r...

Appendix A. Model results examining relationships between the availability of sea ice habitat and measures of skull width, body length, mass, and condition of polar bears in the southern Beaufort Sea.

Karyn D. Rode (828404)
Steven C. Amstrup (681817)
Eric V. Regehr (681813)

August 2016

Model results examining relationships between the availability of sea ice habitat and measures of sk...

Appendix D. Model performance in simulations as a function of mean capture probability level, correlation between hair snag and rub tree capture probabilities, and heterogeneity variation when rub tree capture probability = 0 for 33% of bears.

John Boulanger (677933)
Katherine C. Kendall (111269)
Jeffrey B. Stetz (111273)
David A. Roon (2905124)
Lisette P. Waits (212703)
David Paetkau (681821)

August 2016

Model performance in simulations as a function of mean capture probability level, correlation betwee...

Appendix B. Model selection statistics used to determine appropriate model structure for recapture probability under the survival-population-growth rate parameterization of Pradel’s model.

Varun R. Goswami (573488)
Lowell L. Getz (2923233)
Jeffrey A. Hostetler (176574)
Arpat Ozgul (707966)
Madan K. Oli (176585)

August 2016

Model selection statistics used to determine appropriate model structure for recapture probability u...

Model ID, explanatory variables, AICc values, Akaike weights, and deviance for linear mixed models describing the timing of arrival of polar bears on shore, 1986–2014.

Todd C. Atwood (683595)
Elizabeth Peacock (681809)
Melissa A. McKinney (2043526)
Kate Lillie (2818033)
Ryan Wilson (166635)
David C. Douglas (185065)
Susanne Miller (2818030)
Pat Terletzky (509022)

June 2016

Model ID, explanatory variables, AICc values, Akaike weights, and deviance for linear ...

Appendix C. A table listing prey species and locations, and the number of prey blubber samples used to generate QFASA estimates of polar bear diets.

Gregory W. Thiemann (669401)
Sara J. Iverson (120745)
Ian Stirling (315316)

August 2016

A table listing prey species and locations, and the number of prey blubber samples used to generate ...

Appendix C. Model-selection results for competing models of changes in the size of the breeding population of female Weddell seals in Erebus Bay, Antarctica, 1982–2003.

Jay J. Rotella (361318)
William A. Link (2907656)
James D. Nichols (423735)
Gillian L. Hadley (2916869)
Robert A. Garrott (2904233)
Kelly M. Proffitt (2916872)

August 2016

Model-selection results for competing models of changes in the size of the breeding population of fe...

Appendix A. Observed and estimated age distributions of harvested female black bears in Pennsylvania, 1983–2004.

Paul B. Conn (143747)
Duane R. Diefenbach (566600)

August 2016

Observed and estimated age distributions of harvested female black bears in Pennsylvania, 1983–2004

Data from: Integrated population modeling provides the first empirical estimates of vital rates and abundance for polar bears in the Chukchi Sea

Regehr, Eric
Hostetter, Nathan J.
Wilson, Ryan R.
Rode, Karyn D.
St. Martin, Michelle
Converse, Sarah J.

February 2020

Large carnivores are imperiled globally, and characteristics making them vulnerable to extinction (e...

Appendix E. Results of the multi-model inference procedure for detection probability of Black-browed Albatrosses at Kerguelen from 1968 to 2010.

Deborah Pardo (396392)
Christophe Barbraud (180267)
Matthieu Authier (172073)
Henri Weimerskirch (165827)

August 2016

Results of the multi-model inference procedure for detection probability of Black-browed Albatrosses...

Mark-Recapture and Stochastic Population Models for Polar Bears of the High Arctic

Mitchell K. Taylor
Jeff Laake
Philip D. Mcloughlin
H. Dean Cluff
François Messier

January 2007

ABSTRACT. We used mark-recapture data and population viability analysis (PVA) to estimate demographi...

Appendix B. Comparison of capture–recapture models assuming or not an effect of sex on survival, recapture, or transition probabilities.

Alexandre Robert (192668)
Vítor H. Paiva (2924517)
Mark Bolton (132313)
Frédéric Jiguet (178052)
Joël Bried (2924520)

August 2016

Comparison of capture–recapture models assuming or not an effect of sex on survival, recapture, or t...

Allocating Harvests among Polar Bear Stocks in the Beaufort Sea

S. C. Amstrup
G. M. Durner
I. Stirling
T. L. Mcdonald

January 2005

ABSTRACT. Recognition that polar bears are shared by hunters in Canada and Alaska prompted developme...

Appendix F. Model ranking of detection probability (p) models for southern leopard frogs within Cormack-Jolly-Seber mark–recapture models.

Julia E. Earl (2909513)
Raymond D. Semlitsch (410031)

August 2016

Model ranking of detection probability (p) models for southern leopard frogs within Cormack-Jolly-Se...

Appendix B. Mean values of the continuous variables used in the analysis of dispersal of yellow-bellied marmots.

Kenneth B. Armitage (2914478)
Dirk H. Van Vuren (176580)
Arpat Ozgul (707966)
Madan K. Oli (176585)

August 2016

Mean values of the continuous variables used in the analysis of dispersal of yellow-bellied marmots

Appendix E. Projected trends in the abundance of southern Beaufort Sea polar bears based on estimated survival rates.

Jeffrey F. Bromaghin (573860)
Trent L. McDonald (549618)
Ian Stirling (315316)
Andrew E. Derocher (315315)
Evan S. Richardson (2911094)
Eric V. Regehr (681813)
David C. Douglas (185065)
George M. Durner (2911091)
Todd Atwood (595084)
Steven C. Amstrup (681817)

August 2016

Projected trends in the abundance of southern Beaufort Sea polar bears based on estimated survival r...

Appendix A. Model results examining relationships between the availability of sea ice habitat and measures of skull width, body length, mass, and condition of polar bears in the southern Beaufort Sea.

Karyn D. Rode (828404)
Steven C. Amstrup (681817)
Eric V. Regehr (681813)

August 2016

Model results examining relationships between the availability of sea ice habitat and measures of sk...

Appendix D. Model performance in simulations as a function of mean capture probability level, correlation between hair snag and rub tree capture probabilities, and heterogeneity variation when rub tree capture probability = 0 for 33% of bears.

John Boulanger (677933)
Katherine C. Kendall (111269)
Jeffrey B. Stetz (111273)
David A. Roon (2905124)
Lisette P. Waits (212703)
David Paetkau (681821)

August 2016

Model performance in simulations as a function of mean capture probability level, correlation betwee...

Appendix B. Model selection statistics used to determine appropriate model structure for recapture probability under the survival-population-growth rate parameterization of Pradel’s model.

Varun R. Goswami (573488)
Lowell L. Getz (2923233)
Jeffrey A. Hostetler (176574)
Arpat Ozgul (707966)
Madan K. Oli (176585)

August 2016

Model selection statistics used to determine appropriate model structure for recapture probability u...

Model ID, explanatory variables, AICc values, Akaike weights, and deviance for linear mixed models describing the timing of arrival of polar bears on shore, 1986–2014.

Todd C. Atwood (683595)
Elizabeth Peacock (681809)
Melissa A. McKinney (2043526)
Kate Lillie (2818033)
Ryan Wilson (166635)
David C. Douglas (185065)
Susanne Miller (2818030)
Pat Terletzky (509022)

June 2016

Model ID, explanatory variables, AICc values, Akaike weights, and deviance for linear ...

Appendix C. A table listing prey species and locations, and the number of prey blubber samples used to generate QFASA estimates of polar bear diets.

Gregory W. Thiemann (669401)
Sara J. Iverson (120745)
Ian Stirling (315316)

August 2016

A table listing prey species and locations, and the number of prey blubber samples used to generate ...

Appendix C. Model-selection results for competing models of changes in the size of the breeding population of female Weddell seals in Erebus Bay, Antarctica, 1982–2003.

Jay J. Rotella (361318)
William A. Link (2907656)
James D. Nichols (423735)
Gillian L. Hadley (2916869)
Robert A. Garrott (2904233)
Kelly M. Proffitt (2916872)

August 2016

Model-selection results for competing models of changes in the size of the breeding population of fe...

Appendix A. Observed and estimated age distributions of harvested female black bears in Pennsylvania, 1983–2004.

Paul B. Conn (143747)
Duane R. Diefenbach (566600)

August 2016

Observed and estimated age distributions of harvested female black bears in Pennsylvania, 1983–2004

Data from: Integrated population modeling provides the first empirical estimates of vital rates and abundance for polar bears in the Chukchi Sea

Regehr, Eric
Hostetter, Nathan J.
Wilson, Ryan R.
Rode, Karyn D.
St. Martin, Michelle
Converse, Sarah J.

February 2020

Large carnivores are imperiled globally, and characteristics making them vulnerable to extinction (e...

Appendix E. Results of the multi-model inference procedure for detection probability of Black-browed Albatrosses at Kerguelen from 1968 to 2010.

Deborah Pardo (396392)
Christophe Barbraud (180267)
Matthieu Authier (172073)
Henri Weimerskirch (165827)

August 2016

Results of the multi-model inference procedure for detection probability of Black-browed Albatrosses...

Mark-Recapture and Stochastic Population Models for Polar Bears of the High Arctic

Mitchell K. Taylor
Jeff Laake
Philip D. Mcloughlin
H. Dean Cluff
François Messier

January 2007

ABSTRACT. We used mark-recapture data and population viability analysis (PVA) to estimate demographi...

Appendix B. Comparison of capture–recapture models assuming or not an effect of sex on survival, recapture, or transition probabilities.

Alexandre Robert (192668)
Vítor H. Paiva (2924517)
Mark Bolton (132313)
Frédéric Jiguet (178052)
Joël Bried (2924520)

August 2016

Comparison of capture–recapture models assuming or not an effect of sex on survival, recapture, or t...

Allocating Harvests among Polar Bear Stocks in the Beaufort Sea

S. C. Amstrup
G. M. Durner
I. Stirling
T. L. Mcdonald

January 2005

ABSTRACT. Recognition that polar bears are shared by hunters in Canada and Alaska prompted developme...

Appendix F. Model ranking of detection probability (p) models for southern leopard frogs within Cormack-Jolly-Seber mark–recapture models.

Julia E. Earl (2909513)
Raymond D. Semlitsch (410031)

August 2016

Model ranking of detection probability (p) models for southern leopard frogs within Cormack-Jolly-Se...

Appendix B. Mean values of the continuous variables used in the analysis of dispersal of yellow-bellied marmots.

Kenneth B. Armitage (2914478)
Dirk H. Van Vuren (176580)
Arpat Ozgul (707966)
Madan K. Oli (176585)

August 2016

Mean values of the continuous variables used in the analysis of dispersal of yellow-bellied marmots

Appendix C. Model-averaged estimates of recapture probabilities for southern Beaufort Sea polar bears and total model weights associated with recapture probability covariate structures.

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