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. 2022 Feb 8;91(6):1119–1134. doi: 10.1111/1365-2656.13664

TABLE 1.

Generalized linear and linear mixed‐effect model output for reproductive traits of (a) males and (b) females. df indicates the degrees of freedom. χ 2 provides the chi‐square value obtained in each analysis. ‘temperature’, temperature in each treatment (25°C, 27°C or 29°C); ‘line status’, DGRP line classification based on male fertility performance (low or high lines); ‘block’, week in which the data were collected (1 or 2). Statistically significant effects are represented in bold, statistically marginally significant effects represented with *

Var. of interest Explanatory var. df χ 2 p value
Male reproductive traits
Mating success Temperature × line status 2 0.682 0.7111
Temperature 2 213.566 <0.001
Line status 1 0.001 0.978
Block 1 12.891 <0.001
Fertility Temperature × line status 2 43.522 <0.001
Temperature 2 11.331 0.0036
Line status 1 1.872 0.171
Block 1 0.074 0.785
Productivity Temperature × line status 2 31.584 <0.001
Temperature 2 5.376 0.068*
Line status 1 0.502 0.479
Block 1 246.584 <0.001
Sex ratio Temperature × line status 2 0.256 0.88
Temperature 2 0.291 0.865
Line status 1 0.027 0.402
Block 1 0.109 0.741
(b) Female reproductive traits
Fertility Temperature × line status 2 7.297 0.026
Temperature 2 1.421 0.491
Line status 1 0.013 0.91
Productivity Temperature × line status 2 3.008 0.222
Temperature 2 18.426 <0.001
Line status 1 1.018 0.313
Sex ratio Temperature × line status 2 1.362 0.836
Temperature 2 3.621 0.164
Line status 1 1.371 0.242