Table 1 Summary of the difference in hunting times between negative and positive sea ice concentration anomalies and earlier and later sea ice advance for males and females.
From: Variability in sea ice cover and climate elicit sex specific responses in an Antarctic predator
Negative sea ice concentration anomalies (Females = 15; Males = 18) | Positive sea ice concentration anomalies (Females = 14; Males = 17) | Totalmales | Totalfemales | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Males | 4.6 min longer/dive (~47% of the median hunting time) | n.a | 21 | |
Males with (ID-V) | 4.9 min longer/dive (~50% of the median hunting time) | n.a | ||
Females | n.a | 3.9 min longer/dive (~24% of the median hunting time) | 17 | |
Females with (ID-V) | n.a | 4.6 min longer/dive (~28% of the median hunting time) | ||
Earlier sea ice advance (Females = 14; Males = 17) | Later sea ice advance (Females = 14; Males = 16) | Total males | Total females | |
Males | 1.9 min longer/dive (~20% of the median hunting time) | n.a | 19 | |
Males with (ID-V) | 0.6 min longer/dive (~6.6% of the median hunting time) | n.a | ||
Females | 5.3 min longer/dive (~41% of the median hunting time) | n.a | 14 | |
Females with (ID-V) | 3.5 min longer/dive (~30% of the median hunting time) | n.a |
