Climate change and body size trends in aquatic and terrestrial endotherms: Does habitat matter? - Table 1

Posterior means (X), lower and upper confidence intervals (L95%CI and U95%CI, respectively), and Markov chain Monte Carlo p-value (pMCMC) obtained by phylogenetic generalized linear mixed models, with body mass as dependent variable, year of collection as the independent variable, species as a random factor, taxonomic group (class) and habitat as fixed factors, and (absolute) latitude, longitude, sex and length of the time series as covariates (model A). An interaction term between the year of collection and taxonomic group (class) or habitat was included in model B and C, respectively. For each model, the Deviance Information Criterion (DIC) score is provided in brackets; and for each factor, the level that was not dropped into the intercept is given in brackets.