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. 2017 Sep 18;7:11815. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-11576-4

Table 3.

Results of linear mixed effects models for rate of energy expenditure.

Response Predictor Group Equation R2 fixed R2 all LogLik AIC
Log of rate of energy expenditure Submergence time Males 1.66–0.009(x) 0.71 0.87 38.91 −69.83
Females/subadults 1.02–0.007(x) 0.53 0.66 13.65 −19.30
Large females 3.47−log(x)0.57 0.59 0.88 99.40 −190.80
RMWa:4 sec; m b:30 Males Not significant 0.03 0.66 1.33 5.35
RMWa:4 sec; m b:30 Females/subadults Not significant 0.03 0.54 8.80 −9.60
RMWa:1 sec; m b:100 Large females Not significant 0.04 0.27 −3.05 14.01
Mean VeDBA RM:3 sec; T:0.4 Males Not significant 0 0.64 −2.52 13.03
Mean VeDBA RM:0.4 sec; T:0.2 Females/subadults Not significant 0 0.35 5.75 −3.35
Mean ODBA RM:3 sec; T:0.4 Large females Not significant 0.02 0.24 −5.01 −18.02

Relationships presented are between the rate of oxygen consumption (ml kg−1 min−1) with submergence time (min), dynamic body acceleration (g) or strokes. R2 fixed is the amount of variation that is explained by the fixed variables (no random effects) in the model. R2 all is the amount of variance that is explained by the fixed variables and the random effects in the model. aRMW: running mean window; b m: number of consecutive points before a peak (see Ladds et al. 2017 for an explanation).