Breeding habitat loss reveals limited foraging flexibility and increases foraging effort in a colonial breeding seabird

Table 1 Full model outcomes of non-linear mixed effects models testing the effects of brood size (1, 3 chicks), chick sex (female, male), parental origin (zb vl, vl vl), the two-way interactions brood size x parental origin, brood size x chick sex, and chick sex x parental origin, and three-way interaction brood size x chick sex x parental origin on three growth parameters: A (asymptotic mass), I (inflection point) and K (growth rate)

Growth parameter	Source of variation	F	d.f.	p
A	brood size	164.975	1758	< 0.0001*
A	chick sex	55.624	1758	< 0.0001*
A	parental origin	17.134	1758	0.9393
A	brood size x parental origin	0.006	1758	0.8843
A	brood size x chick sex	0.021	1758	0.974
A	chick sex x parental origin	0.001	1758	0.36
A	brood size x chick sex x parental origin	0.838	1758	0.6339
I	brood size	9.841	1758	0.0017*
I	chick sex	0.118	1758	0.7313
I	parental origin	7.061	1758	0.0079*
I	brood size x parental origin	5.21	1758	0.0226*
I	brood size x chick sex	0.327	1758	0.5676
I	chick sex x parental origin	1.067	1758	0.3018
I	brood size x chick sex x parental origin	1.08	1758	0.2989
K	brood size	2.067	1758	0.1507
K	chick sex	7.988	1758	0.0048*
K	parental origin	2.371	1758	0.1238
K	brood size x parental origin	4.305	1758	0.0382*
K	brood size x chick sex	0.008	1758	0.9274
K	chick sex x parental origin	0	1758	0.9907
K	brood size x chick sex x parental origin	0.048	1758	0.8265

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