gdat: Mountain Goat Survey Data from Olympic National park
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Description
Mountain Goat Survey Data from Olympic National park collected in 2004
Format
A data frame with 113 observations on the following 9 variables.
- GroupSize
number of animals observed in each
independently sighted group [cluster size]
- Terrain
measure
of terrain obstruction
- pct.VegCover
measure of vegetative
obstruction
- stratum
stratum identifier
- total
number of animals observed in each independently
sighted group [same as GroupSize]
- subunit
a numeric vector, Plot ID
Source
Patti Happe (Patti_Happe@nps.gov)
References
Jenkins, K. J., Happe, P.J., Beirne, K.F, Hoffman, R.A.,
Griffin, P.C., Baccus, W. T., and J. Fieberg. In press. Recent population
trends in mountain goats in the Olympic mountains. Northwest Science.
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Description
Mountain Goat Survey Data from Olympic National park collected in 2004
Format
A data frame with 113 observations on the following 9 variables.
- GroupSize
number of animals observed in each independently sighted group [cluster size]
- Terrain
measure of terrain obstruction
- pct.VegCover
measure of vegetative obstruction
- stratum
stratum identifier
- total
number of animals observed in each independently sighted group [same as GroupSize]
- subunit
a numeric vector, Plot ID
Source
Patti Happe (Patti_Happe@nps.gov)
References
Jenkins, K. J., Happe, P.J., Beirne, K.F, Hoffman, R.A., Griffin, P.C., Baccus, W. T., and J. Fieberg. In press. Recent population trends in mountain goats in the Olympic mountains. Northwest Science.
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