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A data file with paired mortality estimates of humans and non-human predators on shared prey.
predPom
A data frame with 99 rows and 22 variables:
CaseIDinteger Indicates exploitation rates of a particular prey from the same study. Rows with the same CaseID represent exploitation rates by different predators from the same study.
Ecosystemlogical Indicates Marine or Terrestrial Ecosystem
SystemIDinteger Indicates predator-prey interactions from the same ecosystem/location and the same study. In cases where studies provided data from more than one ecosystem, different system identifiers were provided.
Citationcharacter Publication from which exploitation rates were obtained
DataSourcecharacter Page number and/or table from which exploitation rates were obtained within the original publication
StudyTypecharacter The type of study (e.g., EwE ecosystem model, survivorship, etc)
PubYearinteger Year in which the study was published
Regioncharacter Ocean for marine studies or continent for terrestrial studies
Latdouble Latitude of the study
NScharacter North or South Hemisphere for Latitude
Longdouble CLongitude of the study
EWcharacter East or West Hemisphere for longitude
SpeciesIDinteger nique identifier for prey species (numeric)
Ordercharacter Order of prey species
Familycharacter Family of prey species
Genuscharacter Genus of prey species
Speciescharacter Prey species
Pairedcharacter "P" indicates studies that have exploitation estimates for both humans and non-human predators, "U" indicates exploitation estimates that are unpaired (in this file all cases are paired, "P")
HumanPoMdouble Proportion of mortality on a prey species attributed to humans
MaxPOMdouble Maximum proportion of mortality; Proportion of mortality on a prey species attributed to the highest-exploiting non-human predator in a terrestrial system
CumPOMdouble Cumulative proportion of mortality; Proportion of mortality on a prey species attributed to all non-human predators in a terrestrial system
NPredPOMinteger Number of non-human predators in the system
https://datadryad.org/stash/dataset/doi:10.5061/dryad.238b2
Darimont, C. T., Fox, C. H., Bryan, H. M., and Reimchen, T. E. (2015). The unique ecology of human predators. Science, 349(6250), 858-860.
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