Abstract
The pattern of alligator nest location is measured for four consecutive years across a set of quadrats on Orange Lake (Alachua County) Florida. The nests are clumped, and this clumping is evident even given controls for habitat heterogeneity. The recent recovery of Alligator mis- sissippiensis from endangered status has generated a significant renaissance of research into this reptile's biology. It is particularly important for biologists and management specialists alike to learn what factors might limit the density of alligator populations. For over 20 years workers in Louisiana have known that
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