Supplementary data for evolution of scrotum paper

SI: Table 1. Body temperature and body mass data coded as testicond, inguinal, or scrotal, and cursorial or non-cursorial. S2: Data selection criteria.S3: Table 2 Statistics of analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) testing for the difference in body temperature as a function of testis location [testicond (n = 11), inguinal (n = 21), and scrotal (n = 51)]. S4: Table 3 Statistics of analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) testing for the difference in body temperature as a function of testis location (testicond, n = 11, and non-testicond, n = 72 mammal families). S5: Table 4 Statistics of phylogenetically independent analyses of covariance (ANCOVA) testing for the difference in body temperature between cursorial and non-cursorial mammal families. S6: Table 5 Statistics of phylogenetically independent analyses of covariance (ANCOVA) testing for the difference in body temperature between cursorial and non-cursorial scrotal mammal families.