Table 2.

Parameter estimates for the dispersal distance analysis. The model (distance ~ 1 + natalDeveloped + availableDeveloped + sex) included distance dispersed (distance; km) as the outcome variable. The proportion of developed habitat in the natal home range (natalDeveloped) and in the available habitat (availableDeveloped) and sex (sex) were included as fixed effects. The analysis was conducted three times, each with a different method for determining habitat availability

Availability metric	Predictor	Estimate	Std. error	z value	P value
Dispersal habitat method	(Intercept)	−0.098	0.575	−0.171	0.865
	natalDeveloped	1.819	0.659	2.761	0.006**
	availableDeveloped	1.832	0.740	2.474	0.013*
	sex (m)	−0.073	0.336	−0.219	0.827
Individualized dispersal distance method	(Intercept)	0.164	0.989	0.166	0.868
	natalDeveloped	2.095	0.696	3.011	0.003**
	availableDeveloped	1.065	1.190	0.895	0.371
	sex (m)	0.019	0.435	0.045	0.964
Median dispersal distance method	(Intercept)	1.145	2.910	0.394	0.694
	natalDeveloped	2.297	0.787	2.917	0.004**
	availableDeveloped	−0.279	3.690	−0.076	0.940
	sex (m)	−0.180	0.380	−0.474	0.636

*<0.05; **<0.01.