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. 2016 Mar 1;7:10851. doi: 10.1038/ncomms10851

Table 1. Morphological and performance summary for the control group flies.

Flight variable Control group mean±s.d.* df F P-value
Morphology
 Mass (mg) 1.18±0.12 3,78 1.37 0.257
 Principal Component 1 3,74 922.56 <0.001
 Aspect ratio (single wing mean) 2.52±0.02 3,74 630.08 <0.001
 Relative asymmetry (%) 0.67±0.55 3,71 5.93 0.001
         
Flight performance
 Velocity maximum (m s−1) 1.60±0.16 3,78 14.44 <0.001
 Velocity mode (m s−1) 0.71±0.33 3,78 0.07 0.977
 Tangential acceleration maximum (m s−2) 6.60±1.23 3,78 17.51 <0.001
 Tangential acceleration minimum (m s−2) −7.68±2.83 3,78 12.77 <0.001
 Turn radius minimum (mm) 13.2±5.9 3,78 8.22 <0.001
 Turn radius mode (mm) 85.9±28.5 3,78 6.31 <0.001
 Turn rate maximum (deg s−1) 1427±378 3,78 9.03 <0.001
 Turn rate mode (deg s−1) 112±21 3,78 4.59 0.005

*Flight performance means±s.d. for, CONT flies: n=21 individuals. There were 101 flights in the control group in total.

Analysis of variance test for modulation of flight performance across strains of flies with increasing phenotypic severity (n=85). Significant results are highlighted in bold and reveal a difference if any one of the experimental groups vary with respect to CONT. For example, when testing for relative asymmetry, only N678 flies differed from CONT. We used the False Discovery Rate method to control the expected proportion of false positives at the 5% level and reduce the likelihood of Type 1 errors42,43.