Experimental tests of food limitation Larsen et al. 1997. J. Mamm. 78:192-203 Becker et al. 1998. Oikos 81:81-92 Boutin & Larsen 1993 J.Anim.Ecol. 78:192-203.

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Experimental tests of food limitation Larsen et al J. Mamm. 78: Becker et al Oikos 81:81-92 Boutin & Larsen 1993 J.Anim.Ecol. 78: Individual as the experimental unit

The effects of food supplementation on winter survival… p=0.07p=0.22

…body mass p=0.79p=0.27

…parturition date p=0.003p=0.73

…litter size p=0.14p=0.10

…weaning success p=0.63p=0.73

ReproductiveE nergetics Natural and experimental variation in litter size Short-term energetic and behavioural consequences Long-term life history consequences Humphries & Boutin 2000 Ecology 81: Humphries & Boutin J. Anim. Ecol. 65: Humphries & Boutin 1999 Can. J. Zool. 77:171-73

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+/-/  2 offspring Weigh and tag Maternal behaviour and energetics

Juvenile growth Treatment p=0.009Year p<0.001

Maternal behaviour Treatment p=0.54Year p<0.001

Maternal expenditure Treatment p=0.001 Temperature p<0.001

Post-weaning Juvenile Survival Treatment p=0.04