. 2016 Jun 15;283(1832):20160217. doi: 10.1098/rspb.2016.0217

Table 1.

The effects of sexual category (concordant male, concordant female, and sex-reversed female) and age (days since hatching) on the behaviour of Central Bearded Dragons (Pogona vitticeps) as quantified by the time taken to emerge from a shelter. These probability values have not been corrected for multiple tests, but all remain significant at p < 0.05 even after Holm–Bonferroni corrections are applied. Values are from two-way ANOVAs. ZZf, sex-reversed female; ZZm, concordant male; ZWf, concordant female. Categories with identical ^'a' or ^'b' did not differ significantly from each other in post hoc tests.

behaviour scores	sex	age	sex × age interaction	post hoc comparison
time for head out	F_2,112 = 6.24 p = 0.003	n.s.	n.s.	Sex: ZWf^a, ZZm^ab, ZZf^b
time for back leg out	F_2,112 = 6.43 p = 0.002	n.s.	n.s.	Sex: ZWf^a, ZZm^a, ZZf^b
time for full body out	F_2,112 = 7.88 p < 0.001	n.s.	n.s.	Sex: ZWf^a, ZZm^a, ZZf^b