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Table 5 Results of GLM testing the influence of predictor variables on the prevalence of cardio-pulmonary parasites (all species included) in the subset of 103 Felis silvestris

From: Cardio-pulmonary parasites of the European wildcat (Felis silvestris) in Germany

 

Cardio-pulmonary parasites

Estimate

SE

z-value

P-value

Intercept

2.977

1.220

2.439

0.015*

Sex (ref. male)

 Female

0.245

0.649

0.378

0.706

Age (ref. adult)

 Subadult

−1.708

0.851

−2.008

0.045*

 Immature

−0.137

0.867

−0.158

0.874

 Juvenile

−3.199

1.232

−2.598

0.009*

Nutritional condition (ref. very good/good)

 Moderate

0.020

0.751

0.026

0.979

 Bad/cachectic

2.710

1.632

1.660

0.097

Month of finding (ref. January)

 February

−2.500

1.478

−1.692

0.091

 March

−0.469

1.462

−0.321

0.748

 April

0.423

1.667

0.253

0.800

 May

−2.580

1.626

−1.586

0.113

 June

14.816

1383.132

0.011

0.991

 July

0.075

2.152

0.035

0.972

 August

−2.170

1.768

−1.228

0.220

 September

−0.017

1.536

−0.011

0.991

 October

−2.011

1.384

−1.453

0.146

 November

−0.163

1.286

−0.127

0.899

 December

−0.520

1.621

−0.321

0.748

State of decomposition (ref. fresh)

 Moderate fresh/moderate rotten

−0.628

0.769

−0.817

0.414

 Proceeded rotten

−2.797

1.234

−2.266

0.023*

  1. The full model was significantly different from a null model containing only the intercept (χ2 = 33.9, df = 19, P = 0.019)
  2. SE, standard error
  3. *Significant P-values (≤ 0.05)