Appendix E. Maps of predicted travel probability from top approximating models for general and long-distance bison travel throughout central Yellowstone.

Appendix C. Tables listing model results and parameter coeffcient estimates for the two exploratory long-distance travel modeling exercises.

Jason E. Bruggeman (2904230)
Robert A. Garrott (2904233)
P. J. White (356075)
Fred G. R. Watson (356077)
Rick Wallen (2904698)

August 2016

Tables listing model results and parameter coeffcient estimates for the two exploratory long-distanc...

Appendix A. Overview of the annual Serengeti wildebeest migration including maps of the point locations of GPS collared wildebeest and zebra (by season) and a table summarizing the mean number of days tracked and distance moved per individual.

J. Grant C. Hopcraft (507491)
J. M. Morales (2933466)
H. L. Beyer (2933469)
Markus Borner (774039)
Ephraim Mwangomo (2933463)
A. R. E. Sinclair (2926239)
Han Olff (143646)
Daniel T. Haydon (118960)

August 2016

Overview of the annual Serengeti wildebeest migration including maps of the point locations of GPS c...

Appendix A. Figure showing Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) whitebark pine distribution contained in either national parks or designated wilderness.

William W. Macfarlane (2908826)
Jesse A. Logan (2908823)
Wilson R. Kern (2908829)

August 2016

Figure showing Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) whitebark pine distribution contained in either n...

Appendix D. A map of predicted travel probability from top approximating exploratory model and fine-scale maps of predicted travel probabilities for areas throughout central Yellowstone.

Jason E. Bruggeman (2904230)
Robert A. Garrott (2904233)
P. J. White (356075)
Fred G. R. Watson (356077)
Rick Wallen (2904698)

August 2016

A map of predicted travel probability from top approximating exploratory model and fine-scale maps o...

Appendix E. Output from exploratory analyses of the bison model best supported by the data, including odds ratios and their reciprocals.

John J. Borkowski (2904296)
P. J. White (356075)
Robert A. Garrott (2904233)
Troy Davis (2904293)
Amanda R. Hardy (316384)
Daniel J. Reinhart (2904299)

August 2016

Output from exploratory analyses of the bison model best supported by the data, including odds ratio...

Appendix C. Map of Elk Count Units and bone survey locations on the Northern Range of Yellowstone National Park.

Joshua H. Miller (226449)

August 2016

Map of Elk Count Units and bone survey locations on the Northern Range of Yellowstone National Park

Predicted annual maxima of bison migrating beyond the northern and western boundaries of Yellowstone National Park generated using a modified logistic process equation that incorporates the effects of central herd and northern herd size, accumulated SWE, aboveground dried biomass, and an interaction between herd size and accumulated SWE.

Chris Geremia (356073)
P. J. White (356075)
Rick L. Wallen (356076)
Fred G. R. Watson (356077)
John J. Treanor (209736)
John Borkowski (356078)
Christopher S. Potter (356079)
Robert L. Crabtree (259679)

February 2013

<p>Table values indicate approximate maxima abundances with 95% probability, e.g. the probability th...

Appendix B. Figures showing survey areas used to calculate density and estimate potential abundance of mountain goats that may be supportable by the greater Yellowstone area, USA, given colonization of all predicted suitable habitat classified as low, medium, and high, and predicted summer habitat suitabilities for mountain goats overlaid by summer locations of bighorn sheep collected by management agency personnel for an example area in the South Absaroka Range of the greater Yellowstone area.

J. D. DeVoe (2931174)
R. A. Garrott (2931186)
J. J. Rotella (2931180)
S. R. Challender (2931177)
P. J. White (356075)
M. O'Reilly (2931183)
C. J. Butler (2931171)

August 2016

Figures showing survey areas used to calculate density and estimate potential abundance of mountain ...

Appendix B. Model selection statistics for generalized linear mixed models investigating correlogram shape (directional, periodic, and random movements) of lion movement paths in Hwange National Park.

Nicholas B. Elliot (2928192)
Samuel A. Cushman (645632)
Andrew J. Loveridge (284960)
Godfrey Mtare (390566)
David W. Macdonald (154641)

August 2016

Model selection statistics for generalized linear mixed models investigating correlogram shape (dire...

Appendix D. Maps depicting the relative probability of occurrence of female grizzly bears in the plateau landscape of the Parsnip River study area, British Columbia, Canada, 1998–2003, based on study-wide extent, home range extent, and buffer extent.

Lana M. Ciarniello (2904701)
Mark S. Boyce (102442)
Dale R. Seip (2904704)
Douglas C. Heard (499308)

August 2016

Maps depicting the relative probability of occurrence of female grizzly bears in the plateau landsca...

Appendix A. Maps depicting the relative probability of occurrence of male grizzly bears in the mountain landscape of the Parsnip River study area, British Columbia, Canada, 1998–2003, based on study-wide extent, home range extent, and buffer extent.

Lana M. Ciarniello (2904701)
Mark S. Boyce (102442)
Dale R. Seip (2904704)
Douglas C. Heard (499308)

August 2016

Maps depicting the relative probability of occurrence of male grizzly bears in the mountain landscap...

We estimated model parameters of competing hypotheses of annual maxima of bison migrating beyond the northern and western boundaries of Yellowstone National Park during 1990–2009.

Chris Geremia (356073)
P. J. White (356075)
Rick L. Wallen (356076)
Fred G. R. Watson (356077)
John J. Treanor (209736)
John Borkowski (356078)
Christopher S. Potter (356079)
Robert L. Crabtree (259679)

February 2013

<p>Point estimates represent medians and ranges are 95% credible intervals of posterior distribution...

Appendix A. List of candidate resource selection functions for groups associated with female plains bison in Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Daniel Fortin (327951)
Marie-Eve Fortin (2917454)
Hawthorne L. Beyer (385756)
Thierry Duchesne (727972)
Sabrina Courant (2917448)
Karine Dancose (2917451)

August 2016

List of candidate resource selection functions for groups associated with female plains bison in Pri...

Appendix B. Exploratory plots showing the relationship between site occurrence probabilities and site distances to nearest roads for each park unit.

Mackenzie R. Jeffress (2909291)
Thomas J. Rodhouse (194307)
Chris Ray (710654)
Susan Wolff (2909288)
Clinton W. Epps (539405)

August 2016

Exploratory plots showing the relationship between site occurrence probabilities and site distances ...

Appendix F. A table showing results of transformed Ripley's K(L-hat) analyses for tree spatial pattern before and after mortality for stands sampled across four age classes in Yellowstone National Park.

Daniel M. Kashian (2904668)
Monica G. Turner (296355)
William H. Romme (296354)
Craig G. Lorimer (2913644)

August 2016

A table showing results of transformed Ripley's K(L-hat) analyses for tree spatial pattern before an...

Appendix C. Tables listing model results and parameter coeffcient estimates for the two exploratory long-distance travel modeling exercises.

Jason E. Bruggeman (2904230)
Robert A. Garrott (2904233)
P. J. White (356075)
Fred G. R. Watson (356077)
Rick Wallen (2904698)

August 2016

Tables listing model results and parameter coeffcient estimates for the two exploratory long-distanc...

Appendix A. Overview of the annual Serengeti wildebeest migration including maps of the point locations of GPS collared wildebeest and zebra (by season) and a table summarizing the mean number of days tracked and distance moved per individual.

J. Grant C. Hopcraft (507491)
J. M. Morales (2933466)
H. L. Beyer (2933469)
Markus Borner (774039)
Ephraim Mwangomo (2933463)
A. R. E. Sinclair (2926239)
Han Olff (143646)
Daniel T. Haydon (118960)

August 2016

Overview of the annual Serengeti wildebeest migration including maps of the point locations of GPS c...

Appendix A. Figure showing Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) whitebark pine distribution contained in either national parks or designated wilderness.

William W. Macfarlane (2908826)
Jesse A. Logan (2908823)
Wilson R. Kern (2908829)

August 2016

Figure showing Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) whitebark pine distribution contained in either n...

Appendix D. A map of predicted travel probability from top approximating exploratory model and fine-scale maps of predicted travel probabilities for areas throughout central Yellowstone.

Jason E. Bruggeman (2904230)
Robert A. Garrott (2904233)
P. J. White (356075)
Fred G. R. Watson (356077)
Rick Wallen (2904698)

August 2016

A map of predicted travel probability from top approximating exploratory model and fine-scale maps o...

Appendix E. Output from exploratory analyses of the bison model best supported by the data, including odds ratios and their reciprocals.

John J. Borkowski (2904296)
P. J. White (356075)
Robert A. Garrott (2904233)
Troy Davis (2904293)
Amanda R. Hardy (316384)
Daniel J. Reinhart (2904299)

August 2016

Output from exploratory analyses of the bison model best supported by the data, including odds ratio...

Appendix C. Map of Elk Count Units and bone survey locations on the Northern Range of Yellowstone National Park.

Joshua H. Miller (226449)

August 2016

Map of Elk Count Units and bone survey locations on the Northern Range of Yellowstone National Park

Predicted annual maxima of bison migrating beyond the northern and western boundaries of Yellowstone National Park generated using a modified logistic process equation that incorporates the effects of central herd and northern herd size, accumulated SWE, aboveground dried biomass, and an interaction between herd size and accumulated SWE.

Chris Geremia (356073)
P. J. White (356075)
Rick L. Wallen (356076)
Fred G. R. Watson (356077)
John J. Treanor (209736)
John Borkowski (356078)
Christopher S. Potter (356079)
Robert L. Crabtree (259679)

February 2013

<p>Table values indicate approximate maxima abundances with 95% probability, e.g. the probability th...

Appendix B. Figures showing survey areas used to calculate density and estimate potential abundance of mountain goats that may be supportable by the greater Yellowstone area, USA, given colonization of all predicted suitable habitat classified as low, medium, and high, and predicted summer habitat suitabilities for mountain goats overlaid by summer locations of bighorn sheep collected by management agency personnel for an example area in the South Absaroka Range of the greater Yellowstone area.

J. D. DeVoe (2931174)
R. A. Garrott (2931186)
J. J. Rotella (2931180)
S. R. Challender (2931177)
P. J. White (356075)
M. O'Reilly (2931183)
C. J. Butler (2931171)

August 2016

Figures showing survey areas used to calculate density and estimate potential abundance of mountain ...

Appendix B. Model selection statistics for generalized linear mixed models investigating correlogram shape (directional, periodic, and random movements) of lion movement paths in Hwange National Park.

Nicholas B. Elliot (2928192)
Samuel A. Cushman (645632)
Andrew J. Loveridge (284960)
Godfrey Mtare (390566)
David W. Macdonald (154641)

August 2016

Model selection statistics for generalized linear mixed models investigating correlogram shape (dire...

Appendix D. Maps depicting the relative probability of occurrence of female grizzly bears in the plateau landscape of the Parsnip River study area, British Columbia, Canada, 1998–2003, based on study-wide extent, home range extent, and buffer extent.

Lana M. Ciarniello (2904701)
Mark S. Boyce (102442)
Dale R. Seip (2904704)
Douglas C. Heard (499308)

August 2016

Maps depicting the relative probability of occurrence of female grizzly bears in the plateau landsca...

Appendix A. Maps depicting the relative probability of occurrence of male grizzly bears in the mountain landscape of the Parsnip River study area, British Columbia, Canada, 1998–2003, based on study-wide extent, home range extent, and buffer extent.

Lana M. Ciarniello (2904701)
Mark S. Boyce (102442)
Dale R. Seip (2904704)
Douglas C. Heard (499308)

August 2016

Maps depicting the relative probability of occurrence of male grizzly bears in the mountain landscap...

We estimated model parameters of competing hypotheses of annual maxima of bison migrating beyond the northern and western boundaries of Yellowstone National Park during 1990–2009.

Chris Geremia (356073)
P. J. White (356075)
Rick L. Wallen (356076)
Fred G. R. Watson (356077)
John J. Treanor (209736)
John Borkowski (356078)
Christopher S. Potter (356079)
Robert L. Crabtree (259679)

February 2013

<p>Point estimates represent medians and ranges are 95% credible intervals of posterior distribution...

Appendix A. List of candidate resource selection functions for groups associated with female plains bison in Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Daniel Fortin (327951)
Marie-Eve Fortin (2917454)
Hawthorne L. Beyer (385756)
Thierry Duchesne (727972)
Sabrina Courant (2917448)
Karine Dancose (2917451)

August 2016

List of candidate resource selection functions for groups associated with female plains bison in Pri...

Appendix B. Exploratory plots showing the relationship between site occurrence probabilities and site distances to nearest roads for each park unit.

Mackenzie R. Jeffress (2909291)
Thomas J. Rodhouse (194307)
Chris Ray (710654)
Susan Wolff (2909288)
Clinton W. Epps (539405)

August 2016

Exploratory plots showing the relationship between site occurrence probabilities and site distances ...

Appendix F. A table showing results of transformed Ripley's K(L-hat) analyses for tree spatial pattern before and after mortality for stands sampled across four age classes in Yellowstone National Park.

Daniel M. Kashian (2904668)
Monica G. Turner (296355)
William H. Romme (296354)
Craig G. Lorimer (2913644)

August 2016

A table showing results of transformed Ripley's K(L-hat) analyses for tree spatial pattern before an...

Appendix C. Tables listing model results and parameter coeffcient estimates for the two exploratory long-distance travel modeling exercises.

Jason E. Bruggeman (2904230)
Robert A. Garrott (2904233)
P. J. White (356075)
Fred G. R. Watson (356077)
Rick Wallen (2904698)

August 2016

Tables listing model results and parameter coeffcient estimates for the two exploratory long-distanc...

Appendix A. Overview of the annual Serengeti wildebeest migration including maps of the point locations of GPS collared wildebeest and zebra (by season) and a table summarizing the mean number of days tracked and distance moved per individual.

J. Grant C. Hopcraft (507491)
J. M. Morales (2933466)
H. L. Beyer (2933469)
Markus Borner (774039)
Ephraim Mwangomo (2933463)
A. R. E. Sinclair (2926239)
Han Olff (143646)
Daniel T. Haydon (118960)

August 2016

Overview of the annual Serengeti wildebeest migration including maps of the point locations of GPS c...

Appendix A. Figure showing Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) whitebark pine distribution contained in either national parks or designated wilderness.

William W. Macfarlane (2908826)
Jesse A. Logan (2908823)
Wilson R. Kern (2908829)

August 2016

Figure showing Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) whitebark pine distribution contained in either n...

Appendix E. Maps of predicted travel probability from top approximating models for general and long-distance bison travel throughout central Yellowstone.

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Appendix E. Maps of predicted travel probability from top approximating models for general and long-distance bison travel throughout central Yellowstone.

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