There was marginal evidence that an average season length (range: 158–182 days) increased the mortality hazard by 43.35% when compared to a short season length (range: 135–158) (HR = 0.4335; 95% CI = [0.972, 2.114]; p ‐value = .0692; Table 2 –iii; Figure 3 ), although that results were only marginally significant.
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