In addition, we found other sleep traits with significant differences between long- and short-sleep selection schemes, which included day sleep duration ( P Selection = 0.0057, four-way nested ANOVA), sleep latency ( P Selection = 0.0386, four-way nested ANOVA), and average night bout length (marginally significant P Selection = 0.0553, four-way nested ANOVA).
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The Sleep Inbred Panel, a Collection of Inbred <i>Drosophila melanogaster</i> with Extreme Long and Short Sleep Duration.
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None of the CV E traits were significantly different by selection scheme, suggesting that long sleepers and short sleepers had the same overall inter-individual variability, though night sleep CV E , day sleep CV E , 24-hour sleep CV E , and day bout number CV E were close to significance (Table S1 and S6).