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. 2020 Sep 1;9:e59191. doi: 10.7554/eLife.59191

Table 2. Bayesian Regression model results of the effect of group identity, number of available hunters and ecological variation on prey species captured (1anomalure and 2Ekalakala as reference categories). .

All numeric predictor variables were standardized to mean = 0 and sd = 1.

Coded level Term Estimate SE 95% CI
Duiker1 Intercept −3.25 1.04 −5.50,–1.51
Group (Kokoalongo2) 4.56 1.57 1.93, 8.03
Available male hunters 0.43 0.77 −1.05, 1.99
Available female hunters 0.42 0.75 −1.07, 1.90
Association −0.77 0.74 −2.30, 0.68
Usage difference 0.39 0.55 −0.63, 1.52
Sine of Date 1.24 0.82 −0.33, 2.89
Cosine of Date 0.00 0.84 −1.68, 1.63
Squirrel1 Intercept −3.32 1.03 −5.61,–1.52
Group (Kokoalongo2) 4.99 1.51 2.34, 8.21
Available male hunters 0.50 0.80 −1.09, 2.11
Available female hunters −0.18 0.77 −1.66, 1.30
Association −0.61 0.73 −2.06, 0.79
Usage difference 0.71 0.55 −0.32, 1.89
Sine of Date 1.03 0.79 −0.47, 2.67
Cosine of Date 0.36 0.81 −1.21, 1.92