Red+Fox

=Red Fox (//Vulpes vulpes//)=

ODD Agent Description

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Demographic data
Annual P(survival) = 0.480 (juvenile and adults) Annual Fecundity = 1.490 (//demographic data obtained from// Schumaker et al 2004)

Habitat Suitability
Landcover code = landcover type = suitability rating (R) 11 = Open Water = 0 21 = Developed, Open Space = 5 22 = Developed, Low Intensity = 4 23 = Developed, Medium Intensity = 2 24 = Developed, High Intensity = 0 31 = Barren Land = 0 41 = Deciduous Forest = 8.5 42 = Coniferous Forest = 4 43 = Mixed Forest = 6 52 = Shrub / Scrub = 10 71 = Grassland / Herbaceous = 8 81 = Pasture / Hay = 6 82 = Cultivated Crops = 5 90 = Woody Wetlands = 0 95 = Emergent Herbaceous Wetlands = 0 (//Habitat suitability adapted from// White et al. 2004 //to meet USGS NLCD class codes//)

=Agent Rules (briefly)=


 * Annual survival rates converted to daily rates using: p^(1/365)
 * conversion of fecundity rate
 * Modification of demographic parameters based on habitat suitability:
 * p(survival | R) = 0.48 * [ 1 - (1 - (R / 10)^3]
 * fecundity | R = 1.49 * (R / 10)
 * Movement:
 * move to neighbor with highest p(survival) adjusted for suitability

=References=

Schumaker, N. H., Ernst, T., White, D., Baker, J., and Haggerty, P. (2004). Projecting Wildlife Responses To Alternative Future Landscapes in Oregonʼs Willamette Basin. Ecological Applications 14, 381-400. Available at: http://www.esajournals.org/doi/abs/10.1890/02-5010.

White, D., P. Haggerty, J. Baker, and P. Adamus. 2002. Terrestrial wildlife habitat and biodiversity. Pages 124–125 in D. Hulse, S. Gregory, and J. Baker, editors. Willamette River Basin atlas. Second edition. Oregon State University Press, Corvallis, Oregon, USA.