Table 3.
Variable | Comparison between young and old mothers | |
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Maternal characteristics | ||
Fecundity (101) | F991 = 1.07 | P = 0.30 |
Corpulence after parturition (101) | F991 = 0.02 | P > 0.50 |
Offspring characteristics | ||
Male juvenile survival (309) | χ1df2 = 0.10 | P > 0.50 |
Female juvenile survival (325) | χ1df2 = 0.28 | P > 0.50 |
Juvenile endurance (322) | F3191 = 0.22 | P > 0.50 |
Juvenile speed (512) | F5091 = 1.29 | P = 0.26 |
Male juvenile corpulence (309) | F3031 = 0.81 | P = 0.37 |
Female juvenile corpulence (325)* | F3154 = 2.88* | P = 0.02 |
Sensitivity to odor cues (19) | χ1df2 = 4.68 | P = 0.03 |
Sample sizes are given within brackets.
The interaction between the mother’s age and time was significant, not the main effect of the mother’s age. In all other cases, interaction terms involving age were not significant.