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. 2016 Apr 29;11(4):e0154581. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0154581

Table 2. Importance and significance of the constrained axes with positive eigenvalues in the distance based redundancy analysis (dbRDA) model.

Sum of squares Pseudo F
Constrained Axis 1 3.49 15.14 ***
Constrained Axis 2 3.03 13.16 ***
Constrained Axis 3 1.8 7.80 ***
Constrained Axis 4 1.08 4.69 ***
Constrained Axis 5 0.67 2.92 ***
Constrained Axis 6 0.55 2.36 ***
Constrained Axis 7 0.46 2.01 ***
Constrained Axis 8 0.39 1.71 **
Constrained Axis 9 0.32 1.39 *
Constrained Axis 10 0.28 1.2 (ns)
Constrained Axis 11 0.24 1.05 (ns)
Constrained Axis 12 0.22 0.97 (ns)
Constrained Axis 13 0.18 0.77 (ns)
Residuals 41.97

Significance was assessed with a permutation test (1000 permutations) on the Pseudo-F. ns stands for non-significant,

“.” for P-value< = 0.1,

“*” for P< = 0.05,

“**” for P< = 0.01

“***” for P< = 0.001.