Supporting code for: Ungulate personality and the human shield contribute to long-distance migration loss

Bold personality traits act as a precursor to human-habituation, which permits bold elk to reap the forage and predation rewards that occur in suburban landscapes. A multi-pronged approach beyond just maintaining habitat corridors may be necessary to conserve long-distance migrations for species that can become human-habituated. This software runs Bayesian Dirichlet models predicting elk feeding area selection on the National Elk Refuge.