Fig. 1
From: Using low-fix rate GPS telemetry to expand estimates of ungulate reproductive success
Diagram illustrating the importance of fetal survival in determining reproductive success in a uniparous mammal. Both scenarios (a, b) begin with a hypothetical population consisting of 100 reproductive-age females. Scenario a differs from b in that it accounts for a subset of pregnant females that did not carrying their offspring to term due to fetal resorption, abortion, or stillbirth, and thus the colored section of the pie chart in the second panel represents fetal survival. The percent of females that recruit their offspring after 1Â year is represented in the third panel. Bar graphs indicate the number of individuals remaining after each stage