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. 2010 Aug 4;278(1703):274–280. doi: 10.1098/rspb.2010.0571

Table 2.

Results of GLMMs investigating relationships between chemical diversity and rank, age and MHC diversity in male and female mandrills. (H, Shannon index. d.f.: male swabs 1,50; male hairs 1,54; female swabs 1,25; females hairs 1,27. We examined the influence of age and rank separately in males, because these two variables were collinear.)

swab samples
hair samples
Richness
H
Richness
H
f p f p f p f p
males rank 0.69 0.409 6.88 0.012 3.23 0.078 1.79 0.187
age 0.61 0.44 0.43 0.517 2.11 0.153 0.29 0.592
MHC sequencesa 0.13 0.718 1.06 0.308 0 0.992 2.71 0.106
MHC supertypesa 0.27 0.609 1.07 0.360 0.04 0.840 5.36 0.024
females rank 1.85 0.186 0.35 0.559 1.02 0.321 0.36 0.559
age 3.98 0.057 0.20 0.597 0.09 0.761 1.41 0.246
MHC sequences 3.23 0.084 0.84 0.369 0.29 0.595 0.10 0.760
MHC supertypes 2.15 0.155 0.77 0.387 0.81 0.382 0.09 0.768

aIncluding rank as a covariate in the model.