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. 2015 Apr 25;226(6):575–595. doi: 10.1111/joa.12303

Table 5.

Regression data for cartilage widths vs. lengths in male and female frogs

Regression Males Females P-value for males and females having the same α
α R N α R N
Bony LJ widthA vs. depthA 0.886 0.965 13 0.877 0.997 11 0.8946 (N = 24)
CH width2 vs. length2 0.352 0.557 12 0.578 0.931 11 0.2063 (N = 23)
CH width3 vs. length2 0.497 0.890 12 0.693 0.956 11 0.1016 (N = 23)
CH width4 vs. length2 0.976 0.917 12 0.987 0.973 11 0.9345 (N = 23)
CH width5 vs. length2 0.149 0.257 12 0.651 0.912 11 0.0190 (N = 23)
AP width1 vs. length 1.139 0.797 12 0.890 0.909 12 0.3925 (N = 24)
AP width2 vs. length 0.913 0.745 12 0.986 0.960 12 0.7674 (N = 24)
AP width3 vs. length 1.112 0.957 12 1.226 0.987 12 0.3702 (N = 24)
TP width vs. length 0.878 0.967 12 0.906 0.975 12 0.7903 (N = 24)
HGF width vs. length 0.671 0.490 12 1.052 0.667 12 0.5036 (N = 24)

AP, alar process; CH, ceratohyal cartilage; HGF, hyoglossal foramen; LJ, lower jaw; TP, thyroid process.