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Table 3.2. Significant correlations between response variables. All correlations with
discovery and recruitment times were non-normal, and therefore the correlation value is
Spearman’s p. The Benjamini and Hochberg FDR method (Benjamini and Hochberg
1995) was used to correct for multiple comparisons. MW = mealworm and SW = sugar

water.

_______Variable 1________

_______Variable 2_______

Correlation

p-value

SW recruitment

MW recruitment

0.4977

0.0053

SW recruitment time

MW recruitment

-0.6936

<0.0001

SW recruitment time

SW recruitment

-0.5298

0.0031

MW recruitment time

MW recruitment

-0.4964

0.0116

MW recruitment time

Mortality

0.4008

0.0471

MW recruitment time

SW recruitment time

0.8359

<0,0001

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