GSK2126458 manufacturer athalia G Y T R C W Gender (G) 1 Year (Y) 0.38 1 Temperature (T) −0.35 −0.92 1 Radiation (R) −0.08 −0.16 0.18 1 Cloudiness (C) 0.10 0.67 −0.79 −0.30 1 Wind speed (W) −0.07 0.11 −0.09 0.44 0.06 1 Species P. Width of bars shows duration of behaviour find more type relative to baseline situation (low wind speed), where non-flight behaviour can consist of more than one behaviour type; P values from Z score test: **P < 0.01; ***P < 0.005; number of flying
OSI-906 in vivo bouts: 853; number of non-flying bouts: 870. Table 9 Number of individuals, and mean and standard deviation in proportion of time spent flying per individual Species Statistic Low, T Intermediate, T High, T Low, R Intermediate, R High, R C. pamphilus n 37 57 8 40 49 13 Mean 11.09 13.35 14.94 7.77 15.97 15.21 Stdev 16.20 18.45 23.96 12.35 20.85 18.93 M. jurtina n 15 21 5 18 15 8 Mean 15.70 22.05 11.00 19.16 8.37 26.17 Stdev 24.18 25.09 11.58 24.95 9.25 25.50 M. athalia n 6 9 7 9 11 2 Mean 3.07 19.13 22.81 10.80 14.83 44.99 Stdev 2.63 23.77 23.30 12.20 23.35 25.41 P. argus n 6 10 6 8 5 9 Mean 9.87 20.84 24.05 11.30 25.03 21.81 Stdev 6.98 23.76 25.58 10.49 22.52 26.83 Species Statistic Low, C Intermediate, C High, C Low, W Intermediate, W High, W C. pamphilus n 18 48 36 21 51 30 Mean 26.84 12.24 6.12 22.95 10.36 9.35 Protein tyrosine phosphatase Stdev 29.26 14.86 8.62 26.54 13.28 15.50 M. jurtina n 6 13 22 19 20 2 Mean 4.52 31.54 14.38 17.05 21.14 3.44 Stdev 3.37 25.81 22.01 25.87 22.12 2.99 M. athalia n 8 8 6 19 2 1 Mean 29.29 2.90 15.46 17.92 4.03 1.83 Stdev 28.30 2.43 12.57 21.94 1.37 – P. argus n 11 5 6 16 1 5 Mean
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