. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Sep 1.

Published in final edited form as: Am J Phys Anthropol. 2010 Sep;143(1):21–30. doi: 10.1002/ajpa.21286

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics for body mass and femoral diaphyseal parameters of one-week-old mice. Values are means with standard deviations in parentheses.

	Females		Males
Trait (units)	Selected (n = 10)	Control (n = 12)	Selected (n = 10)	Control (n = 11)
Body Mass (g)	4.37 (0.46)	5.02 (1.05)	4.61 (0.64)	5.08 (0.67)
Ps.Ar (mm²)	0.6068 (0.0692)	0.6055 (0.1084)	0.6611 (0.0959)	0.6419 (0.0770)
Es.Ar (mm²)	0.3378 (0.0486)	0.3474 (0.0592)	0.3964 (0.0648)	0.3769 (0.0399)
Ct.Ar (mm²)	0.1590 (0.0289)	0.1568 (0.0418)	0.1545 (0.0299)	0.1590 (0.0253)
J (mm⁴)	0.0242 (0.0069)	0.0246 (0.0096)	0.0266 (0.0084)	0.0264 (0.0073)
Imax (mm⁴)	0.0142 (0.0042)	0.0148 (0.0057)	0.0159 (0.0052)	0.0159 (0.0048)
Imin (mm⁴)	0.0100 (0.0027)	0.0098 (0.0039)	0.0107 (0.0032)	0.0104 (0.0026)
TMD (mgHA/cm³)	722 (8)	717 (15)	709 (9)	713 (9)
Po (%)	41.1 (2.4)	39.4 (4.1)	41.6 (3.3)	39.9 (2.5)

Ps.Ar = periosteal area, Es.Ar = endosteal area, Ct.Ar = cortical area, J = polar moment of area, Imax = maximal second moment of area, Imin = minimal second moment of area, TMD = tissue mineral density, Po = cortical porosity