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Published in final edited form as: Am Nat. 2015 Apr 1;185(6):769–783. doi: 10.1086/681017

Table 2.

Effects of pre- and post-natal allocation on offspring.

Pre-natal effects					Post-natal effects
	Estimate ± SE	F	df	P		Estimate ± SE	F	df	P

Body mass					Body mass
Treatment		12.65	1, 29.4	.001	Treatment		15.50	1, 40.6	< .001
Experimental^a	.710 ± .199				Experimental^a	.663 ± .169
Tarsus length	.420 ± .066	40.87	1, 127	< .001	Tarsus length	.508 ± .049	107.71	1, 185	< .001
Intercept	.063 ± .623				Intercept	.415 ± .199
PHA responsiveness					PHA responsiveness
Treatment		9.78	1, 29.7	.004	Treatment		1.21	1, 48.8	.276
Experimental^a	.823 ± .263				Experimental^a	.217 ± .197
Body mass	.139 ± .098	2.02	1, 114	.158	Body mass	.106 ± .089	1.42	1, 177	.234
Intercept	.421 ± .193				Intercept	.155 ± .140
Hematocrit					Hematocrit
Treatment		.00	1, 32.1	.965	Treatment		2.39	1, 45.5	.129
Experimental^a	−.012 ± .270				Experimental^a	.361 ± .233
Body mass	.299 ± .088	11.45	1, 125	.001	Body mass	.197 ± .080	6.12	1, 164	.014
Intercept	−2.993 ± .907				Intercept	.174 ± .199

^a

relative to control offspring