Table 6.

Effect of treatment conditions and insemination on mean standardized individual peak CHC quantities

Peak	Dry-season	Wet-season	Mated	Virgin
1	24,160 ± 997	23,515 ± 1,466	27,395 ± 1,080	21,034 ± 1,027
2	9,777 ± 512	9,141 ± 474	10,809 ± 401	8,421 ± 465
3	19,487 ± 1,896	11,328 ± 2,229	20,836 ± 2,433	11,608 ± 1,658
4	9,562 ± 812	9,003 ± 878	11,509 ± 775	7,538 ± 726
5	60,406 ± 3,842	39,311 ± 3,971	61,931 ± 4,248	41,607 ± 3,706
6	4,171 ± 529	3,263 ± 583	5,383 ± 608	2,445 ± 376
7	18,162 ± 1,088	16,290 ± 1,213	20,177 ± 1,086	14,990 ± 1,007
8	7,817 ± 897	5,189 ± 1,046	9,247 ± 1,258	4,483 ± 511
9	82,023 ± 9,865	61,093 ± 8,171	95,370 ± 9,024	53,904 ± 8,101
10	9,636 ± 1,007	7,362 ± 1,009	11,704 ± 1,186	6,086 ± 593
11	20,040 ± 1,377	16,720 1,501	22,383 ± 1,194	15,238 ± 1,347
12	13,164 ± 1,528	10,093 ± 1,835	16,308 ± 2,047	7,915 ± 910
13	54,122 ± 4,838	46,192 ± 5,905	66,661 ± 4,983	37,482 ± 4,249
14	79,468 ± 6,586	62,428 ± 6,372	95,254 ± 6,197	52,639 ± 4,557
15	223,964 ± 15,945	171,392 ± 16,283	242,412 ± 17,235	165,396 ± 13,544

Significance of effect is based on split-split plot ANOVA, where bold pairs indicate significant (p < 0.05) effect of treatment or mating status and bold italic pairs indicate marginally significant (0.05 < p < 0.09) effect of treatment or mating status.