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. 2015 Nov 22;282(1819):20151840. doi: 10.1098/rspb.2015.1840

Table 1.

Effect of female predator exposure and total preference behaviour (as covariate) on male (a) female-directed courtship and (b) nest-directed courtship. n = 67 males.

effect d.f. F-value p-value
(a) number of female-directed zigzags
female predator exposure 1, 64 9.18 0.0035
 female preference behaviour 1, 64 1.75 0.1905
 random effect of female identity χ2 difference = 0 1.0
(b) number of nest-directed pokes and fanning bouts
 female predator exposure 1, 40 2.88 0.0975
 female preference behaviour 1, 61.4 17.15 0.0001
 random effect of female identity χ2 difference = 3.2 0.0736