Table 1.

Results from bone dimension SMA regressions

Bone	n	R 2	Slope	P strain	Shifta	Lower 95% CI	Upper 95% CI	Intercept	Lower 95% CI	Upper 95% CI	H o Slope	PH o
Femur
Domestic length	49	.991	0.340	.001b		0.331	0.350	−1.219	−1.224	−1.213	0.33	.036
Wild length	68	.97	0.382			0.366	0.399	−1.177	−1.183	−1.170	0.33	<.0001b
Domestic CSA	49	.898	0.555	.132	S	0.505	0.610	1.443	1.411	1.475	0.67	.001b
Wild CSA	69	.902	0.609			0.564	0.658	1.423	1.403	1.442	0.67	.04
Domestic PMA	51	.931	1.391	.849	S	1.289	1.500	2.333	2.269	2.397	1.33	.243
Wild PMA	69	.911	1.377			1.280	1.480	2.378	2.336	2.420	1.33	.346
Tibiotarsus
Domestic length	49	.994	0.371	.001b		0.363	0.380	−1.040	−1.046	−1.035	0.33	<.0001 b
Wild length	68	.968	0.415			0.397	0.434	−0.984	−0.992	−0.976	0.33	<.0001b
Domestic CSA	51	.898	0.612	.768	S	0.558	0.670	1.376	1.342	1.411	0.67	.102
Wild CSA	69	.934	0.623			0.585	0.663	1.344	1.328	1.386	0.67	.069
Domestic PMA	51	.947	1.493	.406	S	1.398	1.595	2.128	2.068	2.188	1.33	.001b
Wild PMA	69	.94	1.438			1.354	1.526	2.166	2.130	2.202	1.33	.012
Tarsometatarsus
Domestic length	49	.991	0.371	.001b		0.361	0.382	−1.173	−1.180	−1.167	0.33	<.0001b
Wild length	68	.972	0.412			0.395	0.429	−1.121	−1.128	−1.113	0.33	<.0001b
Domestic CSA	51	.845	0.535	.572	E	0.478	0.599	1.349	1.312	1.386	0.67	<.0001b
Wild CSA	69	.877	0.557			0.511	0.607	1.294	1.274	1.314	0.67	<.0001b
Domestic PMA	51	.925	1.217	.546	E	1.125	1.317	2.073	2.015	2.132	1.33	.028
Wild PMA	69	.91	1.177			1.094	1.266	2.010	1.974	2.046	1.33	.001b

Intercepts and slopes are based on a linear fit to the log‐transformed data, representing the “a” and “b” in the equation y = aM ^b. H _o is the slope predicted by isometry.

^aShift indicated by WALD statistic, E stands for elevation shift with common slope, S stands for shift along common slope.

^bHolm–Bonferroni Correction was used to determine rejection criteria.