Data for: Inferring condition in wild mammals: body condition indices confer no benefit over measuring body mass across ecological contexts
Andrea E. Wishart(University of Saskatchewan), Jeffery E Lane(University of Saskatchewan), Andrew G. McAdam(University of Colorado Boulder), Deborah M. Hawkshaw(University of Saskatchewan), Rebecca K. Smith(University of Cambridge), Ben Dantzer(Michigan State University), Stan Boutin(University of Alberta), Adriana L. Guerrero-Chacón(University of Saskatchewan)
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