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. 2017 Aug 16;8:267. doi: 10.1038/s41467-017-00256-6

Table 1.

Single species and two species MANCOVA on 14 morphological traits in coexisting three-spined (3s) and nine-spined (9s) stickleback populations from eight sites

Species Effect Df Wilk’s λ F P value Partial η² (95 % CI)
3s Site 7 0.02 F 98,818.46 = 6.933 <0.0001 0.421 (0.419–0.425)
SL 1 0.05 F 14,128 = 164.366 <0.0001 0.947 (0.946–0.948)
Residuals 141
9s Site 7 0.12 F 98,666.67 = 2.706 <0.0001 0.261 (0.259–0.265)
SL 1 0.03 F 14,104 = 244.86 <0.0001 0.971 (0.970–0.971)
Residuals 117
3s and 9s Site 7 0.11 F 98,1558.4 = 6.79 <0.0001 0.275 (0.273–0.277)
Species 1 0.02 F 14,245 = 806.4 <0.0001 0.979 (0.979–0.979)
SL 1 0.04 F 14,245 = 387.15 <0.0001 0.957 (0.956–0.957)
Site by species 7 0.27 F 98,1558.4 = 3.68 <0.0001 0.171 (0.170–0.173)
Species by SL 1 0.72 F 14,245 = 6.65 <0.0001 0.275 (0.272–0.280)
Residuals 258

Single species models test for differences between sites in each species. The two species model tests for phenotypic parallelism (effect of site) and non-parallelism (effect of site by species). Standard length (SL) is included in the models to correct for body size differences between individuals. Partial η 2 quantifies effect size. Significant P values are in bold. Models and error plots for single traits are provided in Supplementary Table 2 and Supplementary Fig. 2, respectively. Models for separate trait categories (armour, body shape and gill morphology) are provided in Supplementary Table 3