Personality drives activity and space use in a mammalian herbivore

Table 2 Model results: activity measurements in relation to the BLUP (derived from Latency look ~ housing type + number of trial + (1|individual) and Latency leave ~ housing type + number of trial + (1|individual) for captive hares, and to Latency look and Latency leave for wild hares †

Hares	Activity period	Latency look					Latency leave
Hares	Activity period	Coefficients	Estimate	Std. error	t value	Pr( >\|t\|)	Estimate	Std. error	t value	Pr( >\|t\|)
Captive	3 days	(Intercept)	4.796	0.476	10.071	< 0.001	3.804	0.383	9.938	< 0.001
		BLUP	0.056	0.014	4.13	0.003	0.097	0.042	2.292	0.045
		Housing	− 1.099	0.535	− 2.053	0.07	−	−	−	−
Wild	3 days	(Intercept)	0.363	0.172	2.106	0.059	0.341	0.162	2.107	0.059
		Latency	− 0.002	0.001	− 2.564	0.026	− 0.002	0.001	− 2.717	0.020
		Mass	− 0.024	0.038	− 0.619	0.548	− 0.016	0.036	− 0.447	0.664
Wild	10 days	(Intercept)	0.443	0.135	3.286	0.008	0.410	0.125	3.289	0.008
		Latency	− 0.002	0.001	− 3.276	0.008	− 0.002	0.000	− 3.492	0.006
		Mass	− 0.039	0.030	− 1.307	0.221	− 0.029	0.028	− 1.044	0.321
Wild	20 days	(Intercept)	0.515	0.128	4.028	0.003	0.471	0.120	3.939	0.003
		Latency	− 0.002	0.001	− 3.779	0.004	− 0.002	0.000	− 3.884	0.004
		Mass	− 0.051	0.028	− 1.795	0.106	− 0.038	0.027	− 1.416	0.191
Wild	30 days	(Intercept)	0.477	0.141	3.397	0.011	0.371	0.138	2.676	0.032
		Latency	− 0.002	0.000	− 4.714	0.002	− 0.002	0.000	− 4.613	0.002
		Mass	− 0.040	0.030	− 1.302	0.234	− 0.013	0.031	− 0.408	0.695

†For our dependent variable, the mean ODBA, we assumed a Gamma error distribution

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