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. 1998 Jan 20;95(2):612–616. doi: 10.1073/pnas.95.2.612

Table 2.

General linear models with residual midpoint of elevational occurrence (RMIDEL; ref. 14) and male body mass (MALEM; ref. 14) as independent variables and genetic distance from outgroup to nonhermit ingroups [average path lengths, based on ΔTmH-C (Fig. 1)] as dependent variable

Outgroup Source df Type III sum of squares Mean square F value P > F
Swift
Chaetura pelagica
  RMIDEL 1 0.000338 0.000338 7.22 0.0138*
  MALEM 1 0.001108 0.001108 23.61 0.0001
  Error 21 0.000985 0.000047
   Corrected total 23 0.002550
Hermits
Threnetes ruckeri
  RMIDEL 1 0.003456 0.003456 7.44 0.0126
  MALEM 1 0.010913 0.010913 23.48 0.0001
  Error 21 0.009760 0.000465
   Corrected total 23 0.025323
Eutoxeres aquila
  RMIDEL 1 0.003998 0.003998 7.43 0.0126
  MALEM 1 0.012603 0.012603 23.44 0.0001
  Error 21 0.011293 0.000538
   Corrected total 23 0.029274

For all models, interaction terms of covariates with lineage membership included in error term. Separate analyses were conducted for each outgroup to maintain independence of the tests, which all are based on the same set of ingroup species. Alternative measures of elevational occurrence (Table 1) and body mass (female, species average; ref. 14) gave the same qualitative results. All data are loge-transformed. 

*

Analyses were performed in sas for unix on a SPARC station 20. All P were less than 0.05 after Bonferroni correction for n = 3 simultaneous comparisons.