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Table 2.4
Continued
Marking
Technique
Parameters
Tested
Lab (L) or
Field (F)
Effect
of Mark
Species
Reference
Radiotransmitters
(
continued
)
Odocoileus hemionus
Re
F
n.s.
Hamlin et al. 1982
Pr
F
n.s.
Garrott et al. 1985
Odocoileus virginianus
Su
F
n.s.
Ozoga and Clute 1988
Peromyscus leucopus
Gr, Re, Su
L, F
n.s.
Smith 1980
Su, Re, Ma, Ac
F
n.s.
Ormiston 1985
Pa
F
Pa
Ostfeld et al. 1993
Peromyscus maniculatus
Pr
F
n.s.
Douglass 1992
Mo
F
n.s.
Mullican 1988
Plecoyus auritus
Mo
L
Mo
Hughes and Rayner 1991
Rhinolophus ferrumequinum
Be, Su
F
n.s.
Stebbins 1982
Sciurus carolinensis
Ma, Su, Re
F
n.s.
Kenward 1982
Spermophilus franklinii
Su, Gr, Re
F
Su
Eagle et al. 1984
Vulpes macrotis
Su, Gr
F
Su, Gr
Cypher 1997
Effect of mark section corresponds to author's interpretation of effects. Articles surveyed were published in the peer-reviewed literature and consist of qualitative or quantita-
tive evaluations of marking effects. We report the effect of markers as being significant or not, as interpreted by the authors in the article.
Gr = growth, Su = survival, Be = behavior, Mo = movements, Ac = activity, Ma = mass, Co = condition, Pa = parasitism/disease, Pr = predation, Ph = physiology, St = stress,
Fo = foraging, Re = reproduction, En = energetics, So = social behavior.
