showed a trendP = 0.052
Additionally, females housed with castrated males showed a trend (P = 0.052) for higher FCM than females housed with other females, although again, this effect did not reach conventional statistical significance ( Fig. 2 ).
Additionally, females housed with castrated males showed a trend (P = 0.052) for higher FCM than females housed with other females, although again, this effect did not reach conventional statistical significance ( Fig. 2 ).
In addition to this significant between group contrast, the two other between group comparisons approached significance and are worth noting.