. 2012 Jul 26;7(7):e41835. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0041835

Table 3. The results of statistical analyses for offspring growth rate.

Source	F value	P value
Maternal basking	F _{1, 104} = 0.00	P = 0.9804
Maternal food	F _{1, 104} = 0.01	P = 0.9059
Offspring basking	F _{1, 104} = 18.42	P <0.0001
Offspring sex	F _{1, 104} = 0.17	P = 0.6813
Maternal basking*maternal food	F _{1, 104} = 0.44	P = 0.5090
Maternal basking*offspring basking	F _{1, 104} = 0.00	P = 0.9936
Maternal basking*offspring sex	F _{1, 104} = 0.01	P = 0.9309
Maternal food*offspring basking	F _{1, 104} = 0.47	P = 0.4945
Maternal food*offspring sex	F _{1, 104} = 0.42	P = 0.5187
Offspring basking*offspring sex	F _{1, 104} = 0.03	P = 0.8554
Maternal baskingmaternal foodoffspring basking	F _{1, 104} = 0.00	P = 0.9770
Maternal baskingmaternal foodoffspring sex	F _{1, 104} = 1.70	P = 0.1951
Maternal baskingoffspring foodoffspring sex	F _{1, 104} = 0.01	P = 0.9044
Maternal foodoffspring baskingoffspring sex	F _{1, 104} = 0.89	P = 0.3474
Maternal baskingmaternal foodoffspring basking*offspring sex	F _{1, 104} = 0.94	P = 0.3347

Summary of the results of statistical analyses of the effects of maternal basking and food availability (combinations of extended and restricted basking opportunities and food supply) during gestation, offspring basking availability (extended and restricted basking opportunities), offspring sex and their interactions on offspring growth rates in Pseudemoia entrecasteauxii. The significant result is indicated in bold.