Table 6.

Effect size (β), standard error (SE), lower (LCI) and upper (UCI) 95% confidence interval of explanatory variables for the analysis of staying dominant the following year in a Eurasian beaver population in south-eastern Norway between 1998 and 2018 (n = 773).

Variables	Estimate	SE	LCI	UCI	R2marginal	R2conditional
Probability of staying dominant the following year
Intercept	3.637	0.428	2.797	4.476	0.19	0.25
Captures	0.020	0.059	− 0.095	0.136
Years of monitoring	− 0.062	0.040	− 0.140	0.016
Carried telemetry device (yes)	− 0.054	0.195	− 0.436	0.328
Sex (male)	0.017	0.101	− 0.181	0.215
Age	− 0.164	0.037	− 0.236	− 0.091
Origin (resident)	− 0.101	0.216	− 0.523	0.322
log(territory size)	− 0.441	0.251	− 0.932	0.050
Family group size	0.291	0.085	0.124	0.458
Captures: years of monitoring	0.001	0.004	− 0.007	0.008
Captures: carried telemetry device (yes)	0.004	0.031	− 0.058	0.065
Captures: age	− 0.002	0.005	− 0.012	0.009

Beaver ID, monitoring year and river were included as random effects. We performed model averaging of best models (ΔAICc < 4) to estimate the effect size of each variable. Informative parameters are given in bold.

Reference level of sex: Female.

Reference level of carried telemetry device: No.

Reference level of origin: Immigrant.