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Annexe III _____________________________________________ Table 1 - Experimental design of transfer occasions of 188 eggs of Trachemys scripta elegans shared in 19 boxes, between three different water potential substrates (noted I = Intermediate; W = Wet or D = Dry). At the beginning of the experiment, all boxes stayed 5 days on intermediate substrates. Each box represents a different hydric history in which a pool of eggs submitted a maximum of two transfers in one of the three equal period of incubation time (P1, P2 or P3). Thus, all 19 boxes represent 19 different water potential profiles encountered during incubation time. In table, at each transfer occasion, we indicate the number of boxes on each water potential substrate. Symbol “-“ means that boxes stay on the same water potential at these occasion transfer. Incubation period Transfer occasions Hydric histories of boxes T0 = day 0 of incubation 19 I T1 = T0 + 5 days P1 P2 P3 T1 +10 days T2 = T1 + 20 days T2 + 10 days T 3= T2 + 20 days T3 + 10 days Total history 1 W - - - - IWWWWWW 3 W 1 I - - - - IWIIIII 1 D - - - - IWDDDDD 1 D - - - - IDDDDDD 3 D 1 I - - - - IDIIIII 1 W - - - - IDWWWWW 1 W - - IIIWWWW 3 W 1 I - - IIIWIII 1 D - - IIIWDDD 1 D - - IIIDDDD 3 D 1 I - - IIIDIII 1 W - - IIIDWWW 13 I - 1 W IIIIIWW 3 W 1 I IIIIIWI 1 D IIIIIWD 7 I - 1 D IIIIIDD 3 D 1 I IIIIIDI 1 W IIIIIDW 1 I - IIIIIII 26
Annexe III _____________________________________________ Table 2 - Results of the significant effects tested on (1) the change in egg mass during the course of incubation (2) the incubation length and (3) the hatchling mass and (4) the yearling mass in Trachemys scripta elegans. Results obtained in the final model were determined by a backward stepwise procedure. Statistical tests are type III F-tests for fixed effects and Z-tests for random effects. Significant levels: ∗∗∗P
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Table 1 - Experimental <strong>de</strong>sign of transfer occasions of 188 eggs of Trachemys scripta elegans shared<br />
in 19 boxes, between three different water potential substrates (noted I = Intermediate; W = Wet or D<br />
= Dry). At the beginning of the experiment, all boxes stayed 5 days on intermediate substrates. Each<br />
box represents a different hydric history in which a pool of eggs submitted a maximum of two<br />
transfers in one of the three equal period of incubation time (P1, P2 or P3). Thus, all 19 boxes<br />
represent 19 different water potential profiles encountered during incubation time.<br />
In table, at each transfer occasion, we indicate the number of boxes on each water potential substrate.<br />
Symbol “-“ means that boxes stay on the same water potential at these occasion transfer.<br />
Incubation<br />
period<br />
Transfer<br />
occasions<br />
Hydric<br />
histories<br />
of boxes<br />
T0 = day 0<br />
of<br />
incubation<br />
19 I<br />
T1 = T0<br />
+ 5 days<br />
P1 P2 P3<br />
T1 +10<br />
days<br />
T2 = T1<br />
+ 20<br />
days<br />
T2 + 10<br />
days<br />
T 3= T2<br />
+ 20<br />
days<br />
T3 + 10<br />
days<br />
Total history<br />
1 W - - - - IWWWWWW<br />
3 W 1 I - - - - IWIIIII<br />
1 D - - - - IWDDDDD<br />
1 D - - - - IDDDDDD<br />
3 D 1 I - - - - IDIIIII<br />
1 W - - - - IDWWWWW<br />
1 W - - IIIWWWW<br />
3 W 1 I - - IIIWIII<br />
1 D - - IIIWDDD<br />
1 D - - IIIDDDD<br />
3 D 1 I - - IIIDIII<br />
1 W - - IIIDWWW<br />
13 I -<br />
1 W IIIIIWW<br />
3 W 1 I IIIIIWI<br />
1 D IIIIIWD<br />
7 I -<br />
1 D IIIIIDD<br />
3 D 1 I IIIIIDI<br />
1 W IIIIIDW<br />
1 I - IIIIIII<br />
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