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TABLE 1 Effect sizes (z-scores) and the explained variance of
predictor variables from single and multiple regressions
(r 2/R 2) of the
average, phylogenetic and species-specific components of the average
colour lightness and body volume of 518 assemblages of European odonates
with z-standardised temperature and precipitation variables. In
addition, regression models (Nagelkerke
pseudo-r 2/R 2)
calculated with a spatial dependency weight are given. Significant
relationships (p < 0.05) are shown in bold. The
predictors are: annual mean temperature (AMT), and annual precipitation
(AP). The P - component represents the phylogenetically predicted part
of the respective trait and S - component represents the respective
deviation of the average trait from the P - component.