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. 2018 Jan 17;64(2):259–270. doi: 10.1093/cz/zoy006

Table 2.

Results of final LMs for all variables tested

Group Variable Variation Final model
Pop
Season
Sea * Pop
Trans. Adj. R2 (%) df F df F df F df F
Mating resources Available nests log 77 5,35 28.2** 4,35 34.9** 1,35 1.1 NS NS
Proportion of occupied nests asn 46 5,35 7.8** 4,35 9.4** 1,35 1.5 NS NS
Soft-shell clams 37 4,36 6.9** 4,36 6.9**
Size soft-shell clams 60 4,83 33.5** 4,83 33.5**
Body size Female 32 5,294 28.6** 4,294 22.3** 1,294 53.6** NS NS
Male 27 5,294 22.8** 4,294 28.0** 1,294 1.9 NS NS
Densities and sex ratios Number of females 70 5,35 20.2** 4,35 23.5** 1,35 6.6* NS NS
Number of males 69 5,35 18.6** 4,35 22.4** 1,35 3.6 NS NS
ASR asn 20 5,35 3.0* 4,35 3.5* 1,35 0.9 NS NS
Number of ready-to-mate females 70 5,35 19.8** 4,35 23.3** 1,35 5.9* NS NS
Number of ready-to-mate males 50 9,31 5.5* 4,31 9.0** 1,31 0.9 4,31 3.1*
OSR asn 37 5,35 5.6* 4,35 6.0* 1,35 3.9 NS NS
Mating assay Brood size 18 4,44 3.7* 4,44 3.7*
Egg size 64 4,761 338.1** 4,761 338.1**
Egg density 42 4,13 4.1* 4,13 4.2*

Notes: Given are groups, the specific variables tested and how variables were transformed [trans. log (log10) or asn (arcsine)] to achieve normality; the variation that is explained by the model in % (adjusted R2), the fit of the final model; the F-statistic for the independent variables “population” (pop, six sites) and “season” (early vs. late during the breeding season), and the F-statistic for the interaction term. Significant results are denoted in bold with **(P < 0.0001) and *(P < 0.05). Non-significant results are denoted with NS, empty rows denote “not tested.”