Figure 1.
Geographic locations of groups included in the present study.
Table 1.
Results of regression analyses using the unstratified global sample (n = 263). See Materials and Methods for details of abbreviations.
Figure 2.
Absolute latitude versus i) body mass, ii) BMI, iii) SA/BM, and iv) PI for global unstratified sample.
See Materials and Methods for details of abbreviations.
Figure 3.
Mean annual temperature versus i) body mass, ii) BMI, iii) SA/BM, and iv) PI for global unstratified sample.
Figure 4.
Absolute latitude versus i) body mass, ii) BMI, iii) SA/BM, and iv) PI for one of the stratified global subsamples.
Figure 5.
Mean annual temperature versus i) body mass, ii) BMI, iii) SA/BM, and iv) PI for one of the stratified global subsamples.
Table 2.
Results of regression analyses using stratified global subsamples (n = 108). All relationships are significant at the Benjamini-Yekutieli adjusted p-value.
Figure 6.
Latitude versus i) body mass, ii) BMI, iii) SA/BM, and iv) PI for one of the stratified northern hemisphere subsamples.
Figure 7.
Mean annual temperature versus i) body mass, ii) BMI, iii) SA/BM, and iv) PI for one of the stratified northern hemisphere subsamples.
Figure 8.
Latitude versus i) body mass, ii) BMI, iii) SA/BM, and iv) PI for one of the stratified southern hemisphere subsamples.
Figure 9.
Mean annual temperature versus i) body mass, ii) BMI, iii) SA/BM, and iv) PI for one of the stratified southern hemisphere subsamples.
Table 3.
Results of regression analyses using stratified northern hemisphere subsamples (n = 57). All relationships are significant at the Benjamini-Yekutieli adjusted p-value.
Table 4.
Results of regression analyses using stratified southern hemisphere subsamples (n = 28). Significant relationships at the Benjamini-Yekutieli adjusted p-value are identified in bold.
Table 5.
Results of regression analyses using stratified 0–40° N subsamples (n = 32). None of the relationships is significant at the Benjamini-Yekutieli adjusted p-value.
Table 6.
Results of regression analyses using stratified >40° N subsamples (n = 25). Significant relationships at the Benjamini-Yekutieli adjusted p-value are identified in bold.
Table 7.
Results of regression analyses at five-degree latitudinal increments. Each cell shows the number of subsamples (out of ten) in which a significant correlation was observed. MAT = mean annual temperature (°C).