Results of the linear mixed-effects model fit by reduced maximum likelihood (REML; model a1 in Table 2) for predicting δD<sub>h</sub> from δD<sub>p</sub>, with species as random intercept.
- Ana G. Popa-Lisseanu (186801)
- Karin Sörgel (186809)
- Anja Luckner (186816)
- Leonard I. Wassenaar (109379)
- Carlos Ibáñez (186826)
- Stephanie Kramer-Schadt (133831)
- Mateusz Ciechanowski (186840)
- Tamás Görföl (186849)
- Ivo Niermann (186855)
- Grégory Beuneux (186861)
- Robert W. Mysłajek (186868)
- Javier Juste (186874)
- Jocelyn Fonderflick (186878)
- Detlev H. Kelm (186882)
- Christian C. Voigt (103380)
Publication date
January 2012
DOIAbstract
<p>Number of observations: 178. Number of groups (random effect species): 5. AIC = 1331.97, BIC = 1334.65, logLik −666.98. The random intercept was normally distributed, with mean 0 and standard deviation (SD) 2.54, and so was its residual term, with mean 0 and SD 9.85. Model residuals were normally distributed (Lilliefors D = 0.0266, <i>P</i> = 0.7844).</p
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