Table 1.

Re-mating frequency in observed pedigree and in randomizations, and comparison. Standard deviations given are for the distribution of percentages from the 1000 runs of the pedigree simulations. Z values and P values are given for a one-tailed test of the hypothesis that population-level re-mating frequency is significantly higher than would be expected in each randomization. The percentages themselves vary between males, females and pairs because of the different totals of each category in the denominator of the calculation: there are more pairs in total, and fewer individual males than individual females. After a Bonferroni adjustment for the 18 tests within this table, the significance level was taken as α = 0.003

			Comparison to observed re-mating frequency				Comparison to observed re-mating frequency				Comparison to observed re-mating frequency
Model	% Pairs re-mating	SD	Z	P	% Females re-mating	SD	Z	P	% Males re-mating	SD	Z	P
Observed	9.20		N/A	N/A	22.43		N/A	N/A	25.86		N/A	N/A
Full random	0.98	0.25	33.4	< 0.0001	2.84	6.97	28.11	< 0.0001	2.85	0.70	33.04	< 0.0001
Temporal random	1.89	0.33	22.0	< 0.0001	5.93	9.93	16.61	< 0.0001	6.74	1.13	16.95	< 0.0001
Spatial random (100 m)	6.97	0.54	4.1	< 0.0001	18.44	1.30	3.07	0.001	17.43	1.40	6.04	< 0.0001
Spatial random (500 m)	5.02	0.51	8.2	< 0.0001	14.26	1.33	6.12	< 0.0001	14.41	1.40	8.16	< 0.0001
Age-corrected	7.14	0.55	3.7	< 0.0001	18.90	1.32	2.68	0.004	19.01	1.48	4.61	< 0.0001
BS-corrected	7.40	0.60	3.0	0.001	19.45	1.40	2.13	0.017	19.11	1.54	4.39	< 0.0001

BS-corrected, Breeding Success–corrected.