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. 2019 Jul 22;9(15):8840–8855. doi: 10.1002/ece3.5436

Table 4.

General linear model results for individual‐level analyses of blackpoll warbler candidate gene alleles and migratory traits

Gene Migratory trait Allele n β Allele Length SE p Allele Length R 2 Allele Length
Clock Spring arrival Max 11 −1.250  0.438 0.024 0.538
Adcyap1 Spring departure Min 12 −5.615  1.577 0.007 0.618
Spring duration Min 12 5.123  1.657 0.015* 0.544
Fall duration Min 17 1.941  0.588 0.006* 0.456
Mean 17 1.844  0.797 0.038* 0.292
Fall arrival Min 17 2.122  0.945 0.043 0.279
Mean 17 2.889  1.053 0.017 0.367

Allele indicates whether an individual's minimum, maximum, or mean allele length was used for each analysis. Slope (β), p‐value, and partial R 2 values are given for allele length and each migratory trait. Population was also used as a predictor variable, though the slopes and p‐values for this factor are not provided. Only models for which allele length was significant (p ≤ 0.05) are shown. Results for all general linear models provided in Appendix 3.

*

Significant single gene effects that are not further discussed because of a significant genetic interaction effect on this migratory trait (see Table 5).