. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 May 1.

Published in final edited form as: Exp Gerontol. 2019 Feb 7;119:146–156. doi: 10.1016/j.exger.2019.02.006

Table 3.

Sex ratio (proportion females) and sex-specific lifespan (days) at two temperatures.

Temp	Batch	Sex ratio	Female lifespan			Male lifespan			Sex ratio deviation from 0.5?	Female vs. male lifespan?
			Mean	SE	N	Mean	SE	N
15 °C	A	0.42	125.3	5.6	75	123.0	5.1	105	5₁^*	0.30₁₆₆^ns
15 °C	B	0.48	99.5	7.2	19	120.4	6.1	21	0.1₁^ns	−1.90₃₆^ns
15 °C	C	0.38	65.7	3.3	27	65.1	2.7	45	4.5₁^*	0.14₅₇^ns
25 °C	D	0.24	47.5	4.0	24	40.8	3.0	75	26.3₁^***	1.36₅₂^ns
25 °C	E	0.36	60.2	2.0	88	63.7	1.4	158	19.9₁^***	−1.42₁₇₆^ns
25 °C	F	0.32	48.6	3.0	71	44.1	1.0	154	30.6₁^***	2.76₁₅₉^*
25 °C	G	0.26	48.2	4.0	26	50.6	2.8	74	23.0₁^***	−0.49₅₁^ns

Temp, temperature; SE, standard error; N, number of individuals. Sex ratio deviation from 0.5 within each batch and temperature compared by chi-square test (chi-square value, df, significance). Female vs. male lifespan within each batch and temperature compared by t-test (t value, df, significance after FDR-adjustment).

^ns

not significant. Significant tests shown in bold.

p < 0.05.

^***

p < 0.001.