Table 2 Results of linear mixed effects models for total energy expenditure.

From: Proxies of energy expenditure for marine mammals: an experimental test of “the time trap”

Response

Predictor

Group

Equation

R2 fixed

R2 all

LogLik

AIC

Log of total energy expenditure

Submergence time

Males

−2.29 + log(x)1.30

0.82

0.94

42.11

−76.21

Females/subadults

−2.27 + log(x)1.33

0.72

0.93

11.62

−15.23

Large females

1.03 + log(x)0.43

0.67

0.75

101.82

−195.64

Strokes RMWa:4 sec; m b:30

Males

−3.12 + log(x)1.33

0.58

0.82

2.13

3.74

Strokes RMWa:4 sec; m b:30

Females/subadults

3.05 + log(x)0.03

0.40

0.49

−0.51

9.02

Stroke RMWa:1 sec; m b:100

Large females

1.77 + log(x)0.43

0.63

0.71

94.00

−180.00

VeDBA AUC RM:1 sec; T:0.3

Males

−2.27 +S log(x)1.55

0.89

0.89

23.69

−39.39

VeDBA AUC RM:0.4 sec; T:0.2

Females/subadults

−0.44 + log(x)1.33

0.91

0.93

22.75

−37.50

ODBA AUC RM:3 sec; T:0.4

Large females

1.42 + log(x)0.43

0.70

0.75

104.41

−200.81

  1. Relationships presented are between total oxygen consumption (ml kg−1) with submergence time (min), dynamic body acceleration (g) or strokes. R2 fixed is the amount of variation that is explained by the fixed variables (no random effects) in the model. R2 all is the amount of variance that is explained by the fixed variables and the random effects (such as individual animal) in the model. aRMW: running mean window; b m: number of consecutive points before a peak (see Ladds et al. 201727 for an explanation).