Long-term resource variation and group size: a large-sample field test of the Resource Dispersion Hypothesis.

b) Five-food patch distance Mean five-food patch distance correlated with MCP territory sizes pooled across years (r = 0.240, N = 97, P = 0.018, two-tailed) and bordered on significance (but was a negative relationship) with pooled INT territory size (r = -0.259, N = 57, P = 0.052, two-tailed).

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This assumption was supported in our data with highly significant relationships between patch number and territory size in pooled data using both territory estimation methods, and in 6 of 8 independent tests (5 of 8 employing the sequential Bonferroni adjustment).

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