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Table 1 Summaries of Alaska moose (Alces alces gigas) Global Positioning System (GPS) datasets by study area. Information on the number of fixes and the fix success rate are specific to summer (June 1 – August 31). The number of clusters for each population-sex partition refer to the unique combination of individual-year, which were used in our conditional logistic regression models as a clustering variable for estimating robust variance estimates using generalized estimating equations

From: Behavioral modifications by a large-northern herbivore to mitigate warming conditions

Dataset

Number of moose

Number females (clusters)

Number males (clusters)

Years

Fix rate (hours)

Fix success

Number of fixes

Koyukuk

30

19 (45)

11 (22)

2008–2013

8

91%

F- 11,324

M- 3949

Susitna

61

38 (71)

23 (36)

2012–2016

8

98%

F- 14,984

M-6003

Innoko

45

21 (63)

24 (65)

2010–2014

4a

95%

F- 2319

M- 1987

Tanana

33

33 (145)

0

2011–2016

3.5a

99%

F- 21,530

Totals:

169

111

58

–

–

96%

F-50,157

M- 11,939

  1. a data with less than 8-h fix rates were aggregated to near 8-h fix rates