caribou: Caribou sociomatrix

In jalapic/compete: Analyzing Social Hierarchies

Description

A win-loss sociomatrix with each row being the number of wins against individual bonobos in each column.

Usage

caribou

Format

A data frame with 20 rows and 20 variables:

a

The number of losses by caribou a against all other caribou

b

The number of losses by caribou b against all other caribou

c

The number of losses by caribou c against all other caribou

d

The number of losses by caribou d against all other caribou

e

The number of losses by caribou e against all other caribou

f

The number of losses by caribou f against all other caribou

g

The number of losses by caribou g against all other caribou

h

The number of losses by caribou h against all other caribou

i

The number of losses by caribou i against all other caribou

j

The number of losses by caribou j against all other caribou

k

The number of losses by caribou k against all other caribou

l

The number of losses by caribou l against all other caribou

m

The number of losses by caribou m against all other caribou

n

The number of losses by caribou n against all other caribou

o

The number of losses by caribou o against all other caribou

p

The number of losses by caribou p against all other caribou

q

The number of losses by caribou q against all other caribou

r

The number of losses by caribou r against all other caribou

s

The number of losses by caribou s against all other caribou

t

The number of losses by caribou t against all other caribou

Details

Reference: Barrette, C. & Vandal, D. 1986. Social rank, dominance, antler size, and access to food in snow-bound wild woodland caribou. Behaviour, 97, 118-146.

jalapic/compete documentation built on Feb. 23, 2020, 5:33 p.m.