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Figure 1. Location of Okefenokee Swamp and Mixon’s Hammock.

Figure 1 Location of Okefenokee Swamp and Mixon’s Hammock.

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Figure 2. Principal habitat types within a five kilometer radius of Mixon’s Hammock.
Figure 2. Principal habitat types within a five kilometer radius of Mixon’s Hammock.
Table 1. Allometric Values Used in the Study. portions of the animal were used at the site. This would be the case where preserved or distributed meat was consumed. On the other hand, where X is a linear measurement of a skeletal dimension such as atlas width, scaling predicts the total live weight or length of the animal. The total live weight estimate may be used to assess the size of fish. It does not imply that the entire animal was consumed. Biomass calculations were not attempted for alligator or am- phibians due to weaknesses in the present database. Biomass calculations for the Mixon’s Hammock fau- nal remains include only those taxa for which MNI has been assigned.
Table 1. Allometric Values Used in the Study. portions of the animal were used at the site. This would be the case where preserved or distributed meat was consumed. On the other hand, where X is a linear measurement of a skeletal dimension such as atlas width, scaling predicts the total live weight or length of the animal. The total live weight estimate may be used to assess the size of fish. It does not imply that the entire animal was consumed. Biomass calculations were not attempted for alligator or am- phibians due to weaknesses in the present database. Biomass calculations for the Mixon’s Hammock fau- nal remains include only those taxa for which MNI has been assigned.
Table 2. Continued
Table 2. Continued
Table 3. Comparison of Vertebrate Fauna from Hontoon Island, Mixon’s Hammock, and Melton Village. Table 3. Comparison of Vertebrate Fauna from Hontoon Island, Mixon’s Hammock, and Melton Village.
Table 3. Comparison of Vertebrate Fauna from Hontoon Island, Mixon’s Hammock, and Melton Village. Table 3. Comparison of Vertebrate Fauna from Hontoon Island, Mixon’s Hammock, and Melton Village.
Table 4. Vertebrate Fauna from Hontoon Island, Melton Village, and Mixon’s Hammock by Habitat of Occurrence.
Table 4. Vertebrate Fauna from Hontoon Island, Melton Village, and Mixon’s Hammock by Habitat of Occurrence.
Table 5. Diversity and Equitability for Sites Based on MNI.
Table 5. Diversity and Equitability for Sites Based on MNI.
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