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. 2014 Feb;10(2):20140043. doi: 10.1098/rsbl.2014.0043

Table 1.

Effect of paternal horn length interacting with lamb sex on survival to 1 year of bighorn lambs at Ram Mountain, Canada, 1988–1992 and 1996–2011. Estimates are from a generalized linear mixed model with a binomial error distribution that included mother and father identity and year of birth as random effects. Female lambs were the sex of reference.

variable estimate s.e. z p
intercept 0.860 0.275 3.134 0.002
father horn length −0.594 0.308 −1.928 0.054
lamb sex (male) −0.920 0.383 −2.403 0.016
mother mass gain 0.657 0.202 3.245 0.001
offspring mass 0.419 0.205 2.047 0.041
father horn length × lamb sex (male) 1.189 0.417 2.851 0.004