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Table VII-12.   Comparison of population size with some dispersal parameters. The subpopulations are classified per period according to their size (cf. Fig VII-3).
Given are the mean values and between brackets the variation coefficients.
classes= class 1: > 129 beetles observed; class 2: 75 - 129 beetles observed; class 3: 36 - 74 beetles observed; class 4: 5 - 35 beetles observed; class 5: < 4 individuals observed
E = emigration rate (cf. Table VII-4)
Ex =net exchange rate (see Table VII-6)
Db =dispersal ratio (Table VII-4)
Efn =proportional contribution of emigrants to the total number of emigrants
Ifn =proportional distribution of immigrants
I% =% immigrants per subpopulation after about 3 weeks (Table VII-11)
xx: choices in both groups opposite to each other.
SIZE-
CLASS
1234 5KRUSKALL-WALLIS TEST
POPULA-
TIONS
Me-1 Br-3 Me-4
Br-4 Wz-4
Wn-1 Bb-1 Wz-1
Bb-2 Me-2 Wn-3
Bb-3 Me-3 Kr-3
Sc-3
Br-1 Sc-1 Kw-1
Bn-1 Wz-2 Bn-2
Bn-3 Wn-4 Bb-4
Kr-4
Kr-1 Wn-2 Br-2
Sc-2 Wz-3 Sc-3
Bn-4
Kr-2 Kw-2 Kw-3
Kw-4
HzP
E0.27 (0.77) 0.16 (0.39) 0.40 (0.36) 0.40 (0.41) -9.46 2.11 <0.05
Ex0.04 (5.05) 0.04 (2.79) 0.12 (1.85) 0.23 (1.83)- 1.160.72>0.40
Db1.33 (1.15) 0.76 (0.95) 0.65 (0.80) 0.70 (1.05)- 0.591.15>0.20
Efn3.81 (0.38) 3.56 (0.48) 5.04 (0.31) 4.67 (0.45)-3.520.42>0.60
Ifn23.14 (0.41) 11.19 (0.78) 11.45 (0.95) 7.87 (0.99) 0.71 (1.15)12.542.36<0.02 1
I%56.60 (0.22) 36.56 (0.60) 58.75 (0.28) 53.55 (0.76) - 4.510.77>0.40
1) without class 5: H = 6.08, z = 1.25, P>0.05

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