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Bill depth heritability was non-significant for both methods (parent-offspring model; h2 = 0.07±0.16 SE; mean traits animal model: h2 = 0.06±0.12 SE).

For 18 of 21 trait combinations higher estimates of rA were calculated with the parent-offspring method (mean traits animal model: mean rA = 0.22±0.24 SD; parent-offspring model: mean rA = 0.37±0.22 SD; ZW = 3.39, N = 21, P<0.001).

We found no overall difference in heritabilities and associated standard errors between parent-offspring regression and mean traits animal model even though the latter utilises much more extensive pedigree information than the former.

For each chemical trait measured, we used two-sided paired t-tests on species mean traits, to test for differences in wood traits at large (subscript 'large') vs. sapling (subscript 'sap') size classes.

We quantified the effects of deciduous woodland area, isolation and quality on total and forest butterfly richness, community composition and several Community-Weighted Mean traits known to mediate butterfly responses to habitat fragmentation.

This will henceforth be referred to as the mean traits animal model.

CVA was estimated per Houle (1992): (8) where is the population mean trait value.

Response to selection allows the population mean trait value to track the moving optimum, asymptotically establishing a constant lag distance.

For instance for continuous traits, the "risk" categories above may rather refer to increased ("H" category), decreased ("L" category) mean trait values.

For the DH population, the mean trait values and GCA effect were used as input data.

The mean trait values of the ILs were nearly the same as Hwaseong.