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. 2011 Nov 1;214(21):3619–3629. doi: 10.1242/jeb.056101

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Fig. 5. — Antiphonal and individual calling parameters. Statistically significant differences between the noise and baseline are marked by an asterisk (*P<0.05). (A) Antiphonal call latencies for the different noise conditions and baseline. t-test results of the comparison of each noise condition with the baseline are: 2 s vs baseline (t₇=3.16, P=0.016), 4 s vs baseline (t₇=6.045, P=0.001), 8 s vs baseline (t₇=7.23, P<0.001), predictable vs baseline (t₇=4.453, P=0.003), and unpredictable vs baseline (t₇=4.272, P=0.004). (B) Comparison of the calling rate of marmosets in the different noise conditions with the baseline. t-test results: 2 s vs baseline (t₇=6.06, P=0.001), 4 s vs baseline (t₇=3.756, P=0.007), 8 s vs baseline (t₇=5.06, P=0.001), predictable vs baseline (t₇=2.826, P=0.026), unpredictable vs baseline (t₇=1.935, P=0.094). (C) Percentage of overlapped short-latency and long-latency call exchanges in noise conditions and at baseline. (D) Percentage of overlapped calls in the different noise conditions.