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The mass of Savannah Sparrow nests did not differ between locations (t = 1.423, P = 0.17), but tended to be lighter in northern Manitoba (Fig. 3).

Methionine-supplemented nestlings mounted higher immune response to PHA than control nestlings in parasitized nests, whereas PHA-response of nestlings from deparasitized nests did not differ significantly (Table 1, Fig. 1a).

Of all our FST comparisons (except EU and ME3), only those between Melbourne and New Zealand nests did not differ significantly from zero.

Mean r observed inside Wood Stork nests did not differ from mean r observed among nests (Pantanal: P = 0.109, Amapa: P = 0.965), nor from the expected r value for UR individuals (Pantanal: P = 0.188, Amapa: P = 0.075).

Mean r inside Roseate Spoonbill nests did not differ from the r expected for HS, neither in the Pantanal (P = 0.519) nor in Amapa (P = 0.241), but it did differ from the expected for HS (P = 0.004) and FS in Rio Grande do Sul (P < 0.0001).

While the highest fractions of snags with nest cavities were found in units with low density and scattered snags, the mean fraction of snags used for nesting did not differ among treatments.

In contrast, low nesting species did not differ from either ground nesters or the cavity/high nesting group in terms of occurrence in urban sites (Table  4, Figure  3).> -wrap-foot> > -wrap-foot> P-values adjustedsted for multiple comparison using false discovery rates (FDR).

These networks showed non-random patterns of nesting, and did not differ significantly from published estimates of nestedness from mutualistic networks.

The nest contents did not differ between sites for any of the sampling dates (Kruskal-Wallis 1-way ANOVA, all P > 0.05) [ 15] and were thus pooled into one collection per sampling date.

Nest survivorship was higher in the shrubland than in the urbanized environments, however the speed at which nests were depredated did not differ along the urbanization gradient.

The total work effort on nests containing unrelated subordinates did not differ from nests that contained only sisters and cousins of the dominant (lm, F1,75 = 0.03, p>0.85).