Replication data for Fig 11.10, BGUW, lxmx for females, 21 March 2026

Species Female age interval in years lxmx for different age-intervals for females of each species black-tails 0,1 0.125 gunnisons 0,1 1.0856 utahs 0,1 0.7239 white-tails 0,1 0.6101 black-tails 1,2 0.699 gunnisons 1,2 0.4014 utahs 1,2 0.5935 white-tails 1,2 0.3169 black-tails 2,3 0.628 gunnisons 2,3 0.1353 utahs 2,3 0.3644 white-tails 2,3 0.1879 black-tails 3,4 0.442 gunnisons 3,4 0.0532 utahs 3,4 0.1697 white-tails 3,4 0.0421 black-tails 4,5 0.195 gunnisons 4,5 0.04 utahs 4,5 0.1067 white-tails 4,5 0.04 black-tails 5,6 0.059 gunnisons 5,6 0 utahs 5,6 0.0625 white-tails 5,6 0 FILE DESCRIPTION Keywords: BGUW, lxmx for females File name = Fig 11.10, BGUW, lxmx for females, 21 March 2026 11 July 2020, revised on 13 April 2022 mx includes both male and female offspring--so summation of lxmx should be 2.0 if population is stable So, mx = 0 = no offspring; mx = 1 = 1 offspring; mx = 2 = 2 offspring; and so forth So, Ro should be 2.0 instead of 1.0 if colony size is stable over time See legend to life table in Hoogland 1995 (my first book) for more details of life tables lx = proportion of offspring that survive during each time interval lxmx indicates the proportion of offspring to next generation contributed by each age-class No data for age-interval 5,6 for gunnisons and white-tails, because no females for which I have data lived that long.

I assume that I checked these numbers TWO TIMES, but I cannot find record of that OLD Name of file = BGUW, lxmx for females, 19 Feb 2025 These data used for Fig 11.10 in Hoogland 2026. This file ready for longterm storage on 19 Feb 2025.