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. 2015 Feb 25;10(2):e0118695. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0118695

Table 1. Random factors, response and predictor variables tested in the models.

Subject [code] Year of birth 1 [yyyy] Target behaviour [context] Relative uGC [%] Duration of behaviour [min] Rank of subject 2 [order] Role of subject [aggressor / victim] Intensity of aggression [non- / contact]
HW 1993±1y aggression 104.5 2 7 aggressor contact
NK 1982±1y aggression 122.5 1 1 aggressor contact
SQ 1991±1y aggression 111.4 1 6 aggressor contact
ZF 1982±1y aggression 92.5 1 4 aggressor non-contact
BB 1987±1y aggression 146.1 3 2 victim non-contact
FD 1994±1y aggression 95.6 2 9 victim contact
HW 1993±1y aggression 65.6 3 7 victim contact
KT 1993±1y aggression 115.8 3 5 victim non-contact
MS 1991±1y aggression 140.6 1 3 victim contact
NK 1982±1y aggression 170.1 2 1 victim contact
NK 1982±1y aggression 82 2 1 victim non-contact
SQ 1991±1y aggression 80.4 3 6 victim contact
ZF 1982±1y aggression 128.7 2 4 victim non-contact
ZF 1982±1y aggression 107.1 1 4 victim contact
FD 1994±1y resting 54.3 30 9
HW 1993±1y resting 85.9 115 7
HW 1993±1y resting 69.4 60 7
KT 1993±1y resting 145.3 125 5
MS 1991±1y resting 49.6 45 3
NK 1982±1y resting 91.4 50 1
NK 1982±1y resting 99.7 30 1
SQ 1991±1y resting 87.5 45 6
TK 1960±5y resting 82.9 60 8
ZF 1982±1y resting 81.3 60 4

1estimated

2taken from Table S1 of [38]