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Binary phylogenetic regressions of Grouping (SFF vs. not SFF) on Dispersal regime and variation in group size, and on Dispersal regime and variation in adult sex ratio.

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posted on 2014-12-03, 02:51 authored by Karen B. Strier, Phyllis C. Lee, Anthony R. Ives

Grouping was treated as a binary variable combining S and FF to compare with SFF. Variation in group size was measured as the residual CV in group size after removing the effect of length of the data set (Figure 2). Variation in sex ratio was measured as the variance in arcsine square-root transformed adult sex ratio. Female and bi-sexual Dispersal were combined and compared to male Dispersal. The parameter α gives the strength of phylogenetic signal.

Binary phylogenetic regressions of Grouping (SFF vs. not SFF) on Dispersal regime and variation in group size, and on Dispersal regime and variation in adult sex ratio.

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