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4.5.3 Spatial clustering of the vulnerability of grid cells across the protected area Spatial autocorrelation analysis (Global Moran's I) of grid-cell vulnerability index values showed highly significant (z-score >19.62, p < 0.001) positive spatial correlations (I = 0.68) across the HFPA, meaning that neighboring grid cells exhibit similar vulnerability index values more often than expected by chance.
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3.5 Genetic differentiation and Bayesian clustering of phenotype sorted samples Moderately large and highly significant genetic differentiation was observed between the sympatric spotty and plain wrasse sampled in Galicia, as revealed by the 82 SNPs (pairwise F ST = 0.025, p < .001; Table 3 ).
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The mean female transmission rate was 83.3 per cent (95% CI = 71.2–93.1%), and mean male transmission was considerably lower at 46.9 per cent (95% CI = 35–59%), a difference that was highly significant (generalized linear model (GLM) with quasi-binomial error structure, t 79 = 3.975, n female = 39, n male = 48, p < 0.001).
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No significant difference ( p = 0.872) was observed between patients (65.18 ± 16.69) and parents (66.01 ± 19.98) (Additional file 3 : Table S3); but the difference between patients and age-matched controls (54.35 ± 21.37) was highly significant ( p < 0.001), with increased methylation in the patients (Fig. 2 ).
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Univariate analysis in Table 4 examining sociodemographic associations with personality cluster classifications revealed highly significant age-related stratification (χ 2 =28.111, p<0.001), with Cluster B demonstrating marked predominance among younger adults aged 18-30 years, comprising 78 participants (59.54%) compared to nine participants (6.87%) in Cluster A.