Salamander Movement Propensity Resists Effects of Supraseasonal Drought Author Greene, Kathryn M. Author Van Cleve, Jeremy Author Price, Steven J. text Ichthyology & Herpetology 2023 2023-02-27 111 1 109 118 http://dx.doi.org/10.1643/h2022051 journal article 10.1643/h2022051 2766-1520 7846974

Table 1. Model rankings for estimating capture (p) probability for Desmognathus fuscus sampled at a first-order stream from November 2005 to November 2010. Survivorship was held constant between movers and stayers.

Number of
Model	parameters	AICc	DAICc	AICcWt
p [time]	62	5145.41	0.00	1.00
p [month]	14	5177.20	31.79	0.00
p [month*mover status]	26	5178.85	33.44	0.00
p [drought period*mover	8	5209.69	64.28	0.00
status]
p [time*mover status]	122	5215.32	69.91	0.00
p [drought*mover status]	8	5218.29	72.88	0.00
p [drought period]	5	5219.40	73.99	0.00
p [drought]	5	5220.19	74.78	0.00
p [mover status]	4	5225.66	80.25	0.00
p	3	5230.86	85.45	0.00
Model	parameters	AICc	DAICc	AICcWt
S [drought period*mover	66	5119.04	0.00	0.99
status]
S [drought*mover status]	66	5137.51	18.47	0.00
S [mover status]	62	5145.41	26.37	0.00