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. 2017 Apr 25;7:1153. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-01310-5

Table 2.

Linear regression results for the relationship between five measures of centrality and age-controlled residuals for living offspring in the Agta and BaYaka.

Agta (n = 39) BaYaka (n = 38)
β p 95% CI Adjusted R2 β p 95% CI Adjusted R2
Degree −1.5 0.019 −2.74, −0.26 0.23 −0.47 0.26 −1.31, 0.36 0.001
Degree*age −2.577 0.053 −5.18, 0.03
Strength −1.068 0.11 −2.39, 0.26 0.14 −0.395 0.331 −1.21, 0.42 0.019
Betweenness 2.445 <0.001 1.25, 3.64 0.46 0.872 0.029 0.1, 1.65 0.095
Between*age 6.025 <0.001 3.19, 8.87
EC −1.07 0.103 −2.37, 023 0.14 −0.124 0.764 −0.95, 0.71 0.047
Closeness 1.674 0.007 0.49, 2.85 0.31 0.962 0.015 0.20, 1.73 0.125
Close*age 3.613 0.011 0.89, 6.34

Age is mean centred at 36 years in the Agta and 41.7 years in the BaYaka. Models control for camp membership and all betas are standardised.