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. 2024 May 6;12(1):coae019. doi: 10.1093/conphys/coae019

Table 2.

Linear mixed-effect model results for how much of the variation in CEWL, plasma osmolality and body condition of G. sila is explained by measurement period (month) throughout the active season, lizard sex and their interaction (Fig. 3)

Hydric response variable Explanatory variable SS F statistic df P value
Month 182 8.52,77 < 0.001
CEWL (g m−2 h−1) Sex 55 5.21,73 0.03
Month*Sex 47 2.22,85 0.1
Month 9627 8.32,87 < 0.001
Plasma osmolality (mmol kg−1) Sex 5545 9.61,70 0.003
Month*Sex 770 0.72,92 0.5
Month 348 16.22,71 < 0.0001
Body condition (g’) Sex 9 0.81,75 0.4
Month*Sex 138 6.42,80 0.003

SS = partial sum of squares, obtained using type 2 ANOVA with Kenward–Roger degrees of freedom; month = measurement period (April, May or July); Sex = lizard sex (Male, Female); Month*Sex = interaction effect.