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. 2015 Feb 13;79(2):274–287. doi: 10.1002/jwmg.822

Table 5.

Factors affecting den abandonment of Scandinavian brown bears in south-central Sweden from 2004–2010. Blank cells show that the variable is not included in the candidate model, +indicates that a categorical variable is included in the candidate model, and numbers show the relationship between the intercept and the numerical variable in the candidate model

Model intercept Variable
df logLikc AICcd ΔAICc Model weight
Arrival at den site Minor gravel roads Age E45a Settlement 3b Time in den area Sex Visited
−1.16 + + 4 −29.63 67.9 0 0.17
−0.55 −1.16 + + 5 −28.62 68.2 0.30 0.14
0.50 −8.00E−05 −1.47 + + 6 −27.69 68.8 0.86 0.11
−1.97 + 3 −31.36 69.1 1.19 0.09
−0.58 −5.18E−05 + + 5 −29.16 69.3 1.39 0.08
1.61 −0.32 + + 5 −29.16 69.3 1.39 0.08
−1.85 0.39 + + 5 −29.40 69.8 1.87 0.07
2.07 −0.30 −1.11 + + 6 −28.21 69.8 1.89 0.07
3.40 −1.08 −1.30 + + 6 −28.21 69.8 1.90 0.07
1.43 −0.72 + + 5 −29.42 69.8 1.90 0.06
−8.36 0.03 −1.32 + + 6 −28.23 69.8 1.93 0.06
Variable weight 0.06 0.19 0.07 0.15 0.13 0.45 1 0.91
a

Distance to paved main road through the area, the inland connection between south and north of Sweden (state road).

b

Distance to permanent settlement throughout the year; single house to small communities (<50 inhabitants).

c

Log likelihood.

d

Corrected Akaike's Information Criterion.