Replication data for: Testing foraging optimization models in brown bears: Time for a paradigm shift in nutritional ecology?doi:10.23642/USN.24492169DataverseNO2023-11-071Mikkelsen Ashlee Jean, 2023, "Replication data for: Testing foraging optimization models in brown bears: Time for a paradigm shift in nutritional ecology?", https://doi.org/10.23642/USN.24492169, DataverseNO, V1Replication data for: Testing foraging optimization models in brown bears: Time for a paradigm shift in nutritional ecology?doi:10.23642/USN.24492169Mikkelsen Ashlee JeanUniversity of South-Eastern NorwayDataverseNOUniversity of South-Eastern NorwayUSN Research Data SupportUniversity of South-Eastern Norway2023-11-07OtherBrown Bear DietsForaging theoryOmnivore dietStable IsoltopesUrsus arctos.DATASET MIGRATED FROM FIGSHARE: <p dir="ltr">This data contains two data files. One contains stable isotope ratios for indiviudally marked brown bears in a monitored population in Sweden from 1993 to 2020. The second file contains the stable isotope values for five common foods of brown bears; ants, moose (derived from hair), bilberry, crowberry, and lingonberry. The data and code were used to estimate the dietary proportions of each food source.</p><a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0">CC BY 4.0</a>00_ReadMe_file.txt00_ReadMe_file.txttext/plainBear_Diet_Sources_Stable_Isotope_Values.csvBear_Diet_Sources_Stable_Isotope_Values.csvtext/csvBear_Stable_Isotope_ratios.csvBear_Stable_Isotope_ratios.csvtext/csvMikkelsen_2023_TestingForagingOptimizationModelsinBrownBears_ModelCode.RmdMikkelsen_2023_TestingForagingOptimizationModelsinBrownBears_ModelCode.Rmdtext/x-r-notebook