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. 2010 Jun 23;277(1700):3617–3622. doi: 10.1098/rspb.2010.0941

Table 2.

Results of analyses of variance of prevalence of retaliatory punishment (i.e. square root-transformed proportion of jolting clients that chased the cheating cleaner) by all clients combined, resident clients only and non-resident clients only. One fixed factor, cleaner age (juvenile, sub-adult, adult), and one random factor, cleanerfish species (L. dimidiatus and L. bicolor), and their interaction were estimated. d.f., degrees of freedom; F, test statistic; p, probability; significant values are in bold.

prevalence of retaliation by all cheated clients
prevalence of retaliation by cheated resident clients
prevalence of retaliation by non-resident clients
d.f. F p d.f. F p d.f. F p
cleaner species 1,79 7.32 0.09 1,67 18.13 0.01 1,42 0.03 0.88
cleaner age 2,79 2.19 0.31 2,67  0.08 0.93 2,42 1.09 0.48
cleaner species * cleaner age 2,79 0.22 0.80 2,67  0.09 0.91 2,42 2.69 0.08