Table 1. Summary statistics (mean ± SE) for the empirical (n = 175) and permutated webs.
Statistic | Empirical webs | Permutation of predators | Permutation of prey |
S | 28.9±1.9 | Identical to empirical webs | |
L | 125.2±19.8 | Identical to empirical webs | |
C | 0.12±0 | Identical to empirical webs | |
% Producers | 27.9±1.25 | Identical to empirical webs | |
% Intermediate | 52.9±1.17 | 53.3±1.15 | 64.0±1.12 |
% Top | 19.1±1.21 | 18.4±1.15 | 7.66±0.54 |
% Omnivores | 35.3±1.67 | 74.9±1.69 | 74.8±1.39 |
Mean number of prey species per consumer | 4.48±0.28 | 4.53±0.28 | 4.53±0.28 |
SD number of prey species per consumer | 3.75±0.28 | 1.57±0.06 | 3.78±0.28 |
Mean number of consumers species per prey | 2.94±0.18 | 2.97±0.06 | 2.97±0.06 |
SD number of consumers species per prey | 2.47±0.13 | 2.45±0.13 | 1.39±0.03 |
Mean distance to primary producer (nb. links) | 1.34±0.02 | 1.32±0.02 | 1.76±0.04 |
Max distance to primary producer (nb. links) | 2.13±0.04 | 2.18±0.07 | 3.29±0.09 |
Each empirical web is permutated 100 times.