Additional file 8 of Getting used to it? Stress of repeated management procedures in semi-domesticated reindeer

Supplementary Material 8: Additional Table A1: For all stress indices analysed three tables are shown: (i) the model selection table including all models within a ΔAICc ≤ 2 plus the null-model only containing the intercept (left column), (ii) estimates and their 95%-confidence intervals (CI) from the best model as well as its marginal (without random effects) and conditional (including random effects) R²-values as an indicator for the amount of variance explained (middle column; variables were the 95%-CI did not include zero were highlighted in green and bold; main effects were not highlighted when the 95%-CI of the interaction with season showed did not include zero), and (iii) the estimates and their 95%-confidence intervals from the best model but without common intercept (right column). The latter was done to identify seasonal slopes of those variables, which showed a significant interaction with season. Seasonal slopes for which the 95%-CI did not include zero were highlighted in green and bold; main effects already highlighted in the model with common intercept (middle column) were not highlighted again. In model selection tables (left column) names of independent variables were number coded for reasons of clarity. The legend with the number codes can be found at the very bottom.

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Additional file 8 of Getting used to it? Stress of repeated management procedures in semi-domesticated reindeer

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Supplementary Material 8: Additional Table A1: For all stress indices analysed three tables are shown: (i) the model selection table including all models within a ΔAICc ≤ 2 plus the null-model only containing the intercept (left column), (ii) estimates and their 95%-confidence intervals (CI) from the best model as well as its marginal (without random effects) and conditional (including random effects) R²-values as an indicator for the amount of variance explained (middle column; variables were the 95%-CI did not include zero were highlighted in green and bold; main effects were not highlighted when the 95%-CI of the interaction with season showed did not include zero), and (iii) the estimates and their 95%-confidence intervals from the best model but without common intercept (right column). The latter was done to identify seasonal slopes of those variables, which showed a significant interaction with season. Seasonal slopes for which the 95%-CI did not include zero were highlighted in green and bold; main effects already highlighted in the model with common intercept (middle column) were not highlighted again. In model selection tables (left column) names of independent variables were number coded for reasons of clarity. The legend with the number codes can be found at the very bottom.

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Oslo University Hospital (NO), University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna (AT), University of Oslo (NO), Natural Resources Institute Finland (FI), University of Inland Norway (NO), Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NO)
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