Table 6.
Discriminant function obtained with LN(PLg), Max, Cp | Discriminant function obtained with PLg, Min, Minrad | ||||
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0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | ||
Y intersection | −790.40 | −817.06 | Y intersection | −2.87679 | −0.47783 |
LN(PLg) | 2.67 | −0.15 | PLg | 0.17292 | 0.05540 |
Max | −1969.48 | −2182.07 | Min | 6.11333 | −1.03903 |
Cp | 3575.56 | 3822.33 | Minrad | 0.00077 | 0.01348 |
For each habitat, the discriminant function can be used to infer the habitat (by multiplying the constant of each parameter by the value of the parameter of a given species). The habitat that has the highest score is the inferred lifestyle (Appendix 2). Abbreviations as in Table 1.