Survival of greater sage-grouse nests and broods following translocation in California, Wyoming, and North Dakota, 2002 - 2019

Description

These tables provide observations of sage-grouse, both translocated and not, during the nesting and brooding phases. With respect to nests we include observations of clutch size, egg hatchability, and adult survival during this period. For the brooding period we include both adult and chick survival as well as initial and final brood size. Lastly, we include peak male counts at leks for the corresponding years.

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55 Landing page for access to the data https://doi.org/10.5066/P1H2MBHK

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  • ecology
  • biota
  • wyoming
  • birds
  • population-dynamics
  • california
  • animal-and-plant-census
  • population-and-community-ecology
  • bi-state
  • north-dakota
  • usgs-67afb302d34e5020fb91f2f7
  • shrubland-ecosystems
  • native-species

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