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. 2019 May 21;9:7671. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-43792-5

Figure 2.

Figure 2

The causes of variation in the timing of breeding modelled in a linear mixed-effects model in the white-throated dipper in Lyngdalsvassdraget 1978–2011. Effects are shown for the following fixed effects, using model predictions and a restricted data set: (a) altitude (m above sea level), (b) the interaction between distance from the coast (m) and population density, where population density is ordered from low to high with decreasingly light grey tones, (c) the interaction between overall mean territory occupancy rate and population density, where population density is ordered as in (b), and (d) the interaction between overall mean territory brood size and population density, where population density is ordered as in (b) and (c),with the crossed random effects year, female identity and territory identity, on the hatching day-of-year. N = 992.