Table 1 Results of the PLSR analysis summarizing the physiological traits associated with two contrasting ecoregions and habitats in Argentina. The variables whose square weights are larger than 1/number of variables, and therefore are statistically significant, are indicated in bold.

From: Physiological traits explain the response of dung beetles to land use at local and regional scales

 

PLS1

R2 (%)

PLS2

R2 (%)

PLS3

R2 (%)

Response variables

 SHST

0.14

5.67

− 0.74

104.41

0.09

1.22

 HRT

0.36

38.65

− 0.50

47.18

0.00

0.00

 SCT

0.41

49.69

− 0.35

23.54

0.20

5.54

 CTmax

0.55

90.03

0.00

0.00

0.49

34.18

 ULT

0.57

99.52

0.06

0.68

0.45

29.46

 \(\dot V\)CO2− SHST

− 0.02

0.13

0.03

0.17

0.29

11.84

 \(\dot V\)CO2− HRT

− 0.08

1.76

0.14

3.76

0.25

9.08

 iCO2

− 0.03

0.33

0.24

10.81

0.35

17.37

 iTR

− 0.23

16.42

0.04

0.37

0.49

33.89

 R2 (%)

17.73

 

4.44

 

2.24

 

Predictors

Ecoregions

 Paranaense Forest

− 0.64

 

− 0.12

 

0.13

 

 Dry Chaco

0.64

 

0.12

 

− 0.13

 

Habitats

      

 Agroforestry parkland

− 0.23

 

− 0.03

 

0.64

 

 Open pasture

0.18

 

− 0.78

 

− 0.05

 

 Native forest

0.20

 

0.59

 

0.02

 

 Pine plantation

− 0.31

 

− 0.04

 

− 0.70

 

 Silvopastoral system

0.12

 

0.18

 

− 0.27

 

Eigenvalues

2.20

 

1.34

 

1.23