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. 2011 Feb 2;278(1719):2768–2776. doi: 10.1098/rspb.2010.2657

Table 1.

Summaries of models of the per-day probability of a den-sharing interaction occurring between pairs of mountain brushtail possums. (The models featured a binomial response (logit link function) and were fitted by generalized estimating equations (GEEs) with pair ID as the subject (grouping factor) and a first-order autoregressive time structure. Models 2 and 3 were also fitted as logistic generalized linear models (GLMs) with observations aggregated over the 48 days for each pair.)

logistic model fitted by GEE
binomial GLM
model variable estimate s.e. Wald p estimate s.e. Wald p
1 intercept 4.61 1.00 21.34 <0.001 5.29 0.51 10.34 <0.001
log10 dist −5.12 0.72 51.02 <0.001 −5.37 0.31 −17.58 <0.001
local den availability 0.60 0.25 5.65 0.018 0.54 0.07 7.73 <0.001
rQG 5.32 3.13 2.88 0.090 5.12 0.80 6.43 <0.001
local den availability × rQG −1.53 0.74 4.21 0.040 −1.59 0.24 −6.54 <0.001
2 intercept 5.02 0.95 27.65 <0.001 5.58 0.51 10.87 <0.001
log10 dist −5.73 0.75 57.85 <0.001 −5.90 0.35 −17.02 <0.001
local den availability 0.79 0.23 12.21 <0.001 0.73 0.08 9.69 <0.001
siblings 5.38 2.29 5.50 0.019 5.22 0.58 9.03 <0.001
local den availability × siblings −1.44 0.48 8.95 0.003 −1.44 0.17 −8.69 <0.001