Table 2. Adult longevity and entire lifespan (days) of P. crisonalis reared at different temperatures under laboratory conditions.

	21°C		24°C		27°C		30°C		33°C		36°C		df	F	P
	n	$\overline{x}+\text{SE}$	n	$\overline{x}+\text{SE}$	n	$\overline{x}+\text{SE}$	n	$\overline{x}+\text{SE}$	N	$\overline{x}+\text{SE}$	n	$\overline{x}+\text{SE}$
Male adult	5	6.20±0.99a	15	7.20±0.54a	29	4.17±0.24ab	21	3.14±0.14b	13	3.15±0.15b	2	2.00±0.68b	5,79	23.66	< 0.0001
Female adult	2	4.50±0.38a	18	4.28±0.19a	29	4.34±0.23a	14	3.50±0.27b	7	3.14±0.14b	2	3.00±0.75ab	5,66	2.97	0.018
Male entire lifespan	5	43.60±3.63a	15	33.00±0.46b	29	30.79±0.42c	21	22.76±0.39d	13	21.23±0.36e	2	14.00±4.81e	5,79	164.85	< 0.0001
Female entire lifespan	2	45.50±1.14a	18	31.11±0.33b	29	31.66±0.42b	14	23.79±0.82c	7	21.57±0.52d	2	15.00±0.00e	5,66	82.80	< 0.0001

Note: n, effective replicate number; $\overline{x}$, mean value; SE, standard error; df, degree of freedom; F, value of Levene's Test; P, statistical significance. Means followed by different letters in the same row are significantly different by using paired bootstrap test based on the CI of difference.