Table 2.

Estimate of the mean phenological shift in days due to minimum temperature, urban land use and year according to life history traits

	No egg diapause					Obligate egg diapause
	N	Mean	SE	t	P	N	Mean	SE	t	P
Min. temperature
P5	9	−9.93	0.79	−12.530	<0.001	3	0.56	1.24	0.453	0.736
P50	9	−3.65	1.50	−2.442	0.097	3	−3.10	0.62	−5.010	0.097
P95	9	−4.68	1.25	−3.760	0.025	3	−0.89	1.02	−0.881	0.531
Urban land use
P5	9	1.91	1.33	1.428	0.255	3	4.83	2.36	2.050	0.245
P50	9	−0.62	0.69	−0.904	0.487	3	1.66	1.17	1.416	0.376
P95	9	−3.35	0.93	−3.597	0.027	3	−4.51	0.30	−14.942	0.023
Year
P5	9	−0.34	0.10	−3.552	0.027	3	−0.48	0.06	−7.844	0.052
P50	9	−0.77	0.10	−7.438	0.001	3	0.21	0.21	1.023	0.497
P95	9	−0.18	0.12	−1.533	0.236	3	0.56	0.22	2.502	0.212
	Spring species					Summer species
	N	Mean	SE	t	P	N	Mean	SE	t	P
Min. temperature
P5	6	−10.07	1.16	−8.658	0.003	6	−4.55	2.38	−1.910	0.206
P50	6	−3.34	2.04	−1.637	0.236	6	−3.68	1.13	−3.256	0.068
P95	6	−4.56	1.89	−2.414	0.121	6	−2.91	1.08	−2.694	0.097
Urban land use
P5	6	3.74	1.28	2.925	0.091	6	1.54	1.98	0.778	0.531
P50	6	0.03	0.77	0.039	0.971	6	−0.13	1.10	−0.117	0.938
P95	6	−3.45	1.41	−2.449	0.121	6	−3.83	0.45	−8.512	0.003
Year
P5	6	−0.42	0.06	−7.047	0.005	6	−0.32	0.14	−2.320	0.129
P50	6	−0.89	0.04	−19.761	<0.001	6	−0.16	0.23	−0.700	0.562
P95	6	−0.28	0.16	−1.744	0.222	6	0.29	0.16	1.862	0.209

Such traits considered are the presence/absence of egg diapause and spring/summer species. Each estimate of the phenological shift includes their corresponding t values and P values, which were adjusted using the FDR correction. Significant results are in italics