Transition probabilities for caribou use of the coastal plain in the north of the study area (Coastal) and the Brooks Range mountains in the south of the study area (Brooks) in subsequent winters.

• Main Authors: Timothy J. Fullman (11506817), Brian T. Person (11506820), Alexander K. Prichard (11469590), Lincoln S. Parrett (11506823)
• Format: Dataset
• Language: unknown
• Published: 2021
• Subjects: Ecology; Sociology; Science Policy; Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified; Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified; used gps telemetry; rapidly warming arctic; ongoing human development; many animals migrate; exhibit migratory plasticity; teshekpuk caribou herd; multiple areas used; 76 female caribou; annual movement paths; among different individuals; investigated migration dynamics; div >< p; individuals may lead; wintering area use; winter site fidelity; distance partial migrant; wintering area; winter use; unfamiliar areas; partial migration; may relate; caribou face; adding caribou; movement behavior; directed movement; take advantage; population migrating; one portion; migration varied; latter featuring; growing list; found within; fitness consequences; fall migration; factors influence; classified 78; benefit ratio; Arctic; Brooks Range
• Online Access: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0258128.t002

Transition probabilities for caribou use of the coastal plain in the north of the study area (Coastal) and the Brooks Range mountains in the south of the study area (Brooks) in subsequent winters.