Table 5.

Minimal adequate models explaining the effects of species, sex^a, and treatment on the body composition of three Ceratitis species estimated using general linear models

Dependent variable	SS	df	F	P
Carbohydrates
Intercept	15.104	1	42.484	<0.001
Treatment	8.977	2	12.625	<0.001
Initial mass	2.254	1	6.338	0.016
Residuals	14.932	42
Glycogen
Intercept	0.001	1	1.010	0.321
Species	0.005	2	3.140	0.053
Treatment	0.012	2	7.323	0.002
Initial mass	0.013	1	15.968	<0.001
Species × Treatment	0.010	4	2.868	0.034
Residuals	0.036	43
Lipids
Intercept	0.008	1	5.982	0.019
Species	0.007	2	2.734	0.077
Sex	0.002	1	1.733	0.195
Treatment	0.037	2	13.891	<0.001
Initial mass	0.011	1	8.554	0.006
Species × Sex	0.007	2	2.758	0.075
Species × Treatment	0.015	4	2.907	0.033
Residuals	0.054	41
Proteins
Intercept	0.013	1	0.131	0.719
Species	1.393	2	7.068	0.002
Sex	0.096	1	0.974	0.329
Treatment	0.301	2	1.527	0.229
Initial mass	1.098	1	11.145	0.002
Species × Sex	0.540	2	2.740	0.076
Sex × Treatment	0.478	2	2.422	0.101
Residuals	4.2372	43

Initial body mass was included as a covariate to account for body size. Significant effects (P < 0.05) are indicated by bold type

^aSex was not included in the initial model for carbohydrates due to low sample size for males in some treatments