| |
Relative male provisioning rate
|
Absolute male provisioning rate
|
|---|
| |
Estimate [Credible intervals (2.5% – 97.5%)]
|
Estimate [Credible intervals (2.5% – 97.5%)]
|
|---|
|
Intercept (Stage feeding)
|
0.08 [−0.83 – 1.05]
|
9.14 [3.08 – 15.7]
|
|
Stage mating
|
0.43 [−0.05 – 0.9]
|
0.69 [−2.14 – 3.42]
|
|
Post-capture testosterone
|
0.0001 [−0.00016 – 0.0004]
|
0.0003 [−0.002 – 0.002]
|
|
Brood
|
0.15 [−0.21 – 0.51]
|
−0.19 [−2.14 – 3.42]
|
|
Rain
|
−0.002 [−0.008 – 0.005]
|
−0.02 [−0.06 – 0.04]
|
|
Temperature
|
−0.054 [−0.096
–
−0.01]
|
−0.17 [−0.47 – 0.1]
|
|
Cloud cover
|
0.003 [−0.003 – 0.008]
|
0.003 [−0.04 – 0.04]
|
|
Songs
|
−0.05 [−0.08
–
−0.03]
|
−0.14 [−0.23
–
−0.06]
|
|
Testosterone: stage
|
−0.0002 [−0.0006 – 0.0001]
|
−0.0002 [−0.002 – 0.002]
|
- The left column shows the relative male provisioning rate (proportion) and the right column the absolute male provisioning rate, each with the corresponding Bayesian estimate and its’ credible intervals. Estimates of cofactors refer to differences from the intercept estimate, which represents the feeding stage. If 0 (zero) is not included in the credible intervals there is an effect of this parameter on the dependent variable. ‘Significant’ effects with credible intervals not including zero are shown in bold.
