Correction: Long-term winter food supplementation shows no significant impact on reproductive performance in Mountain Chickadees in the Sierra Nevada Mountains

The Auk, Jul 2023

This is a correction to: Benjamin R Sonnenberg and others, Long-term winter food supplementation shows no significant impact on reproductive performance in Moun

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Correction: Long-term winter food supplementation shows no significant impact on reproductive performance in Mountain Chickadees in the Sierra Nevada Mountains

This is a correction to: Benjamin R Sonnenberg and others, Long-term winter food supplementation shows no significant impact on reproductive performance in Mountain Chickadees in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Ornithology, Volume 140, Issue 1, 12 January 2023, ukac051, https://doi.org/10.1093/ornithology/ukac051 In the originally published version of this manuscript, Table 1 was lacking details in the first section, ‘First egg date’. The Table should read: TABLE 1. Analysis of deviance table showing whether winter feeding influenced multiple breeding variables for mountain chickadees at high and low elevation sites. Models were run separately for each breeding variable and each elevation. Type II Wald chi-square (χ2) tests are reported for the parent access to feeders fixed effect in each model. Degrees of freedom for each χ2 value is 3. ∆R2 represents the change in the marginal R2 value when the parent access to feeders fixed effect was removed from the model. Full results for each model can be found in the Supplementary materials. Response variable . Elevation . Number of pairs (n) . Full model R2 (%) . Parent access to feeders . ∆R2 (%) . χ2 . P . First egg date High 159 59.28 −0.28 2.55 0.466 Low 177 17.87 −0.44 5.68 0.128 Clutch size High 155 32.63 −4.17 9.62 0.022 Low 175 25.67 −4.61 7.59 0.055 Brood size High 142 22.83 −2.51 3.64 0.303 Low 157 9.37 −2.46 3.95 0.267 Mean nestling mass High 140 21.78 −2.38 3.49 0.322 Low 153 36.19 −1.20 4.38 0.224 CV of nestling mass High 139 6.70 −0.25 0.86 0.835 Low 152 14.71 −0.28 1.09 0.779  Response variable . Elevation . Number of pairs (n) . Full model R2 (%) . Parent access to feeders . ∆R2 (%) . χ2 . P . First egg date High 159 59.28 −0.28 2.55 0.466 Low 177 17.87 −0.44 5.68 0.128 Clutch size High 155 32.63 −4.17 9.62 0.022 Low 175 25.67 −4.61 7.59 0.055 Brood size High 142 22.83 −2.51 3.64 0.303 Low 157 9.37 −2.46 3.95 0.267 Mean nestling mass High 140 21.78 −2.38 3.49 0.322 Low 153 36.19 −1.20 4.38 0.224 CV of nestling mass High 139 6.70 −0.25 0.86 0.835 Low 152 14.71 −0.28 1.09 0.779  Open in new tab TABLE 1. Analysis of deviance table showing whether winter feeding influenced multiple breeding variables for mountain chickadees at high and low elevation sites. Models were run separately for each breeding variable and each elevation. Type II Wald chi-square (χ2) tests are reported for the parent access to feeders fixed effect in each model. Degrees of freedom for each χ2 value is 3. ∆R2 represents the change in the marginal R2 value when the parent access to feeders fixed effect was removed from the model. Full results for each model can be found in the Supplementary materials. Response variable . Elevation . Number of pairs (n) . Full model R2 (%) . Parent access to feeders . ∆R2 (%) . χ2 . P . First egg date High 159 59.28 −0.28 2.55 0.466 Low 177 17.87 −0.44 5.68 0.128 Clutch size High 155 32.63 −4.17 9.62 0.022 Low 175 25.67 −4.61 7.59 0.055 Brood size High 142 22.83 −2.51 3.64 0.303 Low 157 9.37 −2.46 3.95 0.267 Mean nestling mass High 140 21.78 −2.38 3.49 0.322 Low 153 36.19 −1.20 4.38 0.224 CV of nestling mass High 139 6.70 −0.25 0.86 0.835 Low 152 14.71 −0.28 1.09 0.779  Response variable . Elevation . Number of pairs (n) . Full model R2 (%) . Parent access to feeders . ∆R2 (%) . χ2 . P . First egg date High 159 59.28 −0.28 2.55 0.466 Low 177 17.87 −0.44 5.68 0.128 Clutch size High 155 32.63 −4.17 9.62 0.022 Low 175 25.67 −4.61 7.59 0.055 Brood size High 142 22.83 −2.51 3.64 0.303 Low 157 9.37 −2.46 3.95 0.267 Mean nestling mass High 140 21.78 −2.38 3.49 0.322 Low 153 36.19 −1.20 4.38 0.224 CV of nestling mass High 139 6.70 −0.25 0.86 0.835 Low 152 14.71 −0.28 1.09 0.779  Open in new tab instead of: TABLE 1. Analysis of deviance table showing whether winter feeding influenced multiple breeding variables for mountain chickadees at high and low elevation sites. Models were run separately for each breeding variable and each elevation. Type II Wald chi-square (χ2) tests are reported for the parent access to feeders fixed effect in each model. Degrees of freedom for each χ2 value is 3. ∆R2 represents the change in the marginal R2 value when the parent access to feeders fixed effect was removed from the model. Full results for each model can be found in the Supplementary Materials. .  .  .  . Parent access to feeders . Response variable . Elevation . Number of pairs (n) . Full model R2 (%) . ∆R2 (%) . χ2 . P .     −0.28 2.55 0.466 Low 177 17.87 −0.44 5.68 0.128 Clutch size High 155 32.63 −4.17 9.62 0.022 Low 175 25.67 −4.61 7.59 0.055 Brood size High 142 22.83 −2.51 3.64 0.303 Low 157 9.37 −2.46 3.95 0.267 Mean nestling mass High 140 21.78 −2.38 3.49 0.322 Low 153 36.19 −1.20 4.38 0.224 CV of nestling mass High 139 6.70 −0.25 0.86 0.835 Low 152 14.71 −0.28 1.09 0.779  .  .  .  . Parent access to feeders . Response variable . Elevation . Number of pairs (n) . Full model R2 (%) . ∆R2 (%) . χ2 . P .     −0.28 2.55 0.466 Low 177 17.87 −0.44 5.68 0.128 Clutch size High 155 32.63 −4.17 9.62 0.022 Low 175 25.67 −4.61 7.59 0.055 Brood size High 142 22.83 −2.51 3.64 0.303 Low 157 9.37 −2.46 3.95 0.267 Mean nestling mass High 140 21.78 −2.38 3.49 0.322 Low 153 36.19 −1.20 4.38 0.224 CV of nestling mass High 139 6.70 −0.25 0.86 0.835 Low 152 14.71 −0.28 1.09 0.779  Open in new tab TABLE 1. Analysis of deviance table showing whether winter feeding influenced multiple breeding variables for mountain chickadees at high and low elevation sites. Models were run separately for each breeding variable and each elevation. Type II Wald chi-square (χ2) tests are reported for the parent access to feeders fixed effect in each model. Degrees of freedom for each χ2 value is 3. ∆R2 represents the change in the marginal R2 value when the parent access to feeders fixed effect was removed from the model. Full results for each model can be found in the Supplementary Materials. .  .  .  . Parent access to feeders . Response variable . Elevation . Number of pairs (n) . Full model R2 (%) . ∆R2 (%) . χ2 . P .     −0.28 2.55 0.466 Low 177 17.87 −0.44 5.68 0.128 Clutch size High 155 32.63 −4.17 9.62 0.022 Low 175 25.67 −4.61 7.59 0.055 Brood size High 142 22.83 −2.51 3.64 0.303 Low 157 9.37 −2.46 3.95 0.267 Mean nestling mass High 140 21.78 −2.38 3.49 0.322 Low 153 36.19 −1.20 4.38 0.224 CV of nestling mass High 139 6.70 −0.25 0.86 0.835 Low 152 14.71 −0.28 1.09 0.779  .  .  .  . Parent access to feeders . Response variable . Elevation . Number of pairs (n) . Full model R2 (%) . ∆R2 (%) . χ2 . P .     −0.28 2.55 0.466 Low 177 17.87 −0.44 5.68 0.128 Clutch size High 155 32.63 −4.17 9.62 0.022 Low 175 25.67 −4.61 7.59 0.055 Brood size High 142 22.83 −2.51 3.64 0.303 Low 157 9.37 −2.46 3.95 0.267 Mean nestling mass High 140 21.78 −2.38 3.49 0.322 Low 153 36.19 −1.20 4.38 0.224 CV of nestling mass High 139 6.70 −0.25 0.86 0.835 Low 152 14.71 −0.28 1.09 0.779  Open in new tab This error has (...truncated)


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Correction: Long-term winter food supplementation shows no significant impact on reproductive performance in Mountain Chickadees in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, The Auk, 2023, Volume 140, Issue 3, DOI: 10.1093/ornithology/ukad026