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. 2017 Oct 25;7(23):10266–10277. doi: 10.1002/ece3.3563

Table 1.

The coefficients (β) and standard errors (SE) for each covariate (standardized between 0 and 1) in the most parsimonious models of the probability of encountering (Prob. encounter) a wolf and the probability of being killed (Prob. being killed) given an encounter in snow‐free and snow seasons for boreal caribou in northeast British Columbia. Proportion (Prop.) and density (m/km2) metrics calculated within a 100‐m radius. Edge density is the density of vegetation‐class edges and terrain roughness refers to the binned standard deviation of slopes within a 100‐m radius. Distance (m) = dist

Snow‐free Snow
β SE β SE
Prob. encounter
Intercept −6.894 0.421 −5.677 0.493
Prop. hardwood swamp 0.980 0.941 1.352 0.949
Prop. bog 1.162 0.412 0.792 0.426
Elevation −5.938 2.690 −2.705 0.828
Road density 1.791 1.307
Seismic density 1.998 0.868
Dist. to roads −5.181 1.805
Dist. to seismic −3.369 1.467
Prob. being killed
Intercept −0.907 0.477 1.341 1.150
Prop. swamp 3.970 1.864 0.528 1.582
Prop. bog −2.633 1.211
Prop. fen −2.056 1.423
Edge density −3.208 1.381
Terrain roughness 2.414 1.718