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Rat_release&trapping_data.xls

Advanced Ecological Knowledge and Observation System
Frank, A. S. K. ; Johnson, C. N. ; Potts, J. M. ; Fisher, A. ; Lawes, M. J. ; Woinarski, J. C. Z. ; Tuft, K. ; Radford, I. J. ; Gordon, I. J. ; Collis, M.-A. ; Legge, S.
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(C)2014 University of Tasmania, Australian Wildlife Conservancy. Rights owned by University of Tasmania, Australian Wildlife Conservancy. Rights licensed subject to CC-BY 3.0 Australia.

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These data can be freely downloaded via the Advanced Ecological Knowledge and Observation System (ÆKOS) Data Portal and used subject to the CC-BY 3.0 Australia. Attribution and citation is required as described under License and Citation. We ask you to send citations of publications arising from work that use these data to TERN Eco-informatics at datacited@aekos.org.au and citation and copies of publications to anke.frank@utas.edu.au

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This one file dataset contains the information on the Long-haired rats (Rattus villosissimus) used in this study, i.e. data that was collected between October 2011 and May 2013. It contains the exact date (Date) for when a rat was released (Trip_type Release, Trip_number 0) or trapped (Trip_type = Seasonal Trapping, Trip >/= 1) in each of the two enclosures (Enclosure = Enclosure I or Enclosure II), as well as the treatments (Treatment regarding the access of cats into the enclosure: ‘high_fence’ (no access for cats) or ‘low_fence’ (access for cats)), including information on a rat’s gender (Sex = ‘M’ (for male) or ‘F’ (for female)), a rat’s weight (Animal_weight measured in g), body condition (Body_condition theoretically ranging from ‘1’ (emaciated) to ‘5’ (obese), but only categories 2 (underconditioned), 3 (well-conditioned) and 4 (overconditioned) were scored) and individual identification (PIT.ID) as well as whether they had been recaptured (New_firsttripcap_recap indicating whether the animal was ‘new’ = released/ caught the very first time, was a ‘firsttripcap’ = captured before, but first captured during a trapping session, or a ‘recap’ = recaptured during the same trip).

Date Submitted : 2014-07-04

Date Accepted : 2014-07-04

Data time period: 2011-10-19 to 2013-06-17

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text: This study was conducted at Wongalara Wildlife Sanctuary, a 192 200 ha reserve south of Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory, Australia. The dominant vegetation is low open savanna woodland.

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Biological Sciences | Conservation and Biodiversity | Ecology | Environment | Environmental Science and Management | Environmental Sciences | Exotic Animal Species | Flora, Fauna and Biodiversity | Flora, Fauna and Biodiversity at Regional or Larger Scales | Interacting Pressures | Invasive Animal Species | Other | Population Dynamics | Predator-Prey Interactions | Reintroduction experiment | Species Decline | Terrestrial Ecology | Translocation/Re-Introduction/Ex Situ Conservation | Wildlife and Habitat Management |

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