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Fig. 3. Nocturnal and diurnal energy expenditure in relation to chaff/seed ratio
and ambient temperature. Nocturnal energy expenditure (kJ 14 h-1)
was negatively related to temperature (F1,84=1393,
P<0.001) and chaff/seed ratio (F1,84=22.0,
P<0.001), and positively to their interaction
(F1,84=5.74, P=0.019) and body mass
(F1,93=11.8, P<0.001). Diurnal energy
expenditure (kJ 10 h-1) was negatively related to chaff/seed ratio
(F1,85=15.5, P<0.001) and temperature
(F1,85=2265, P<0.001) and positively to body
mass (F1,93=5.83, P=0.018), and there was no
interaction between temperature and chaff/seed ratio
(F1,84=0.13, P=0.72). The plotted data are not
corrected for body mass. Values are means ±
S.E.M. (N=12).