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Compared the relative impact of age and body mass on fecundity and survival in a population of Spermophilus armatus and modeled the population using body mass classes as stage categories in Lefkovitch stage transition matrices. Body mass was a better predictor of survival than age, and was nearly as good a predictor of litter size. Larger and subsequently more fecund young were a consequence of a population reduction.-from Authors
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Sauer, J. R., & Slade, N. A. (1987). Uinta ground squirrel demography: is body mass a better categorical variable than age? Ecology, 68(3), 642–650. https://doi.org/10.2307/1938469
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