Influence of income and capital on reproduction in a viviparous snake: direct and indirect effects
Patrick T. Gregory
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Patrick T. Gregory
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In Gregory (2006), the following error was published in the Results section on page 417: However, for litter mass, only amount eaten had a significant positive effect (F1,12=9.51, P=0.01; amount eaten –F1,12=0.86, P=0.4). The text was incorrect and should have read: However, for litter mass, only initial mass had a significant positive effect (F1,12=9.51, P=0.01; amount eaten –F1,12=0.86, P=0.4). The author would like to apologize for this error and any resulting confusion.
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In Gregory (2006), the following error was published in the Results section on page 417: However, for litter mass, only amount eaten had a significant positive effect (F1,12=9.51, P=0.01; amount eaten –F1,12=0.86, P=0.4). The text was incorrect and should have read: However, for litter mass, only initial mass had a significant positive effect (F1,12=9.51, P=0.01; amount eaten –F1,12=0.86, P=0.4). The author would like to apologize for this error and any resulting confusion.
Key concepts: Biology, Confusion, Litter, Reproduction, Animal science, Zoology, Ecology, Psychology