TABLE 1.
Models of the development rates of S. rubrovittatus and T. caelestialium in three latitudinally different populations of each species
| No. | Models |
|---|---|
| S. rubrovittatus | |
| 1 | Three populations + temperature |
| 2 | Three populations + temperature + three populations × temperature |
| 3 | Populations (Tohoku‐Shiga vs. Hiroshima) + temperature |
| 4 | Populations (Tohoku‐Shiga vs. Hiroshima) + temperature +populations (Tohoku‐Shiga vs. Hiroshima) × temperature |
| 5 | Populations (Tohoku vs. Shiga‐Hiroshima) + temperature |
| 6 | Populations (Tohoku vs. Shiga‐Hiroshima) + temperature +populations (Tohoku vs. Shiga‐Hiroshima) × temperature |
| 7 | Temperature |
| 8 | Intercept |
| T. caelestialium | |
| 1 | Three populations + temperature |
| 2 | Three populations + temperature + three populations × temperature |
| 3 | Populations (Hokkaido vs. Touhoku‐Niigata) + temperature |
| 4 | Populations (Hokkaido vs. Tohoku‐Niigata) + temperature +populations (Hokkaido vs. Tohoku‐Niigata) × temperature |
| 5 | Populations (Hokkaido‐Tohoku vs. Niigata) + temperature |
| 6 | Populations(Hokkaido‐Tohoku vs. Niigata) + temperature + populations(Hokkaido‐Tohoku vs. Niigata) × temperature |
| 7 | Temperature |
| 8 | Intercept |