Data supporting the manuscript : "Pasture and diurnal temperature are key predictors of regional Plains Spotted Skunk (Spilogale interrupta) distribution"

Authors

Kara White, South Dakota State UniversityFollow
Amanda E. Cheeseman, South Dakota State UniversityFollow
Joshua Stafford, South Dakota State UniversityFollow
Robert Lonsinger, Oklahoma State UniversityFollow

Document Type

Data set

Publication Date

5-2024

Abstract

These files represent extracted climate and landcover data from plains spotted skunk locations and randomly generated points to predict the distribution of plains spotted skunks across the state of South Dakota based on landcover and climate predictors.

Files:
White_PlainsSpottedSkunk_SDM_Landcover.txt
White_PlainsSpottedSkunk_SDM_Climate.txt

Recommended Citation

White, Kara; Cheeseman, Amanda E.; Stafford, Joshua; and Lonsinger, Robert, "Data supporting the manuscript : "Pasture and diurnal temperature are key predictors of regional Plains Spotted Skunk (Spilogale interrupta) distribution"" (2024). NRM Departmental Data Sets. 17.
https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/nrm_datasets/17