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Table 6 MANOVA results using a generalized linear model for the main and interaction effects of big island, altitude and temperature on PPL, HRs, and ROs of dry season Ae. aegypti across all Philippine sites

From: Temperature, season, and latitude influence development-related phenotypes of Philippine Aedes aegypti (Linnaeus): Implications for dengue control amidst global warming

Sources of variation

Pillai’s trace

F

Hypothesis df

Error df

P-value

Main effects

     

 Big island

0.226

3.019

6.000

142.000

0.008

 Altitude

0.027

0.637

3.000

70.000

0.594

 Temperature

0.940

20.984

6.000

142.000

 < 0.001

 Photoperiod

0.026

0.615

3.000

70.000

0.607

Interaction effects

     

 Big island × altitude

0.022

0.264

6.000

142.000

0.953

 Big island × temperature

0.251

1.647

12.000

216.000

0.081

 Big island × photoperiod

0.015

0.185

6.000

142.000

0.981

 Altitude × temperature

0.043

0.519

6.000

142.000

0.793

 Altitude × photoperiod

0.023

0.540

3.000

70.000

0.656

 Temperature × photoperiod

0.260

3.529

6.000

142.000

0.003

 Big island × altitude × temperature

0.078

0.483

12.000

216.000

0.923

 Big island × altitude × photoperiod

0.111

1.387

6.000

142.000

0.224

 Big island × temperature × photoperiod

0.256

1.679

12.000

216.000

0.073

 Altitude × temperature × photoperiod

0.065

0.799

6.000

142.000

0.572

 Big island × altitude × temperature × photoperiod

0.116

0.724

12.000

216.000

0.727

  1. Bold P-values mean significant at P = 0.05