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Table 1.

Definitions of independent variables tested for correlation with mean daily recumbence.

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Fig 1.

Mean daily recumbence in zoo elephants.

Black bars indicate African (n = 44), grey bars indicate Asian (n = 28).

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Fig 2.

Standing and recumbence patterns of a representative African (a) and Asian (b) zoo elephant over five days. These elephants were coincidentally both non-recumbent on the third day of data collection. S = standing; R = recumbent.

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Fig 3.

Recumbence profile showing daily distributions of recumbence in zoo elephants.

Light grey indicates Asian elephants (n = 28), dark grey indicates African elephants (n = 44), black shows both species combined (n = 72). The lines of the curves connect mean hourly values. Areas under the curves represent total time recumbent.

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Table 2.

Summary of recumbence data for African and Asian zoo elephants.

A t-test was used to test for a difference in the means between species in each of the variables (*P < 0.05).

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Table 3.

Univariate correlations between mean daily recumbence and independent variables in African zoo elephants.

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Table 4.

Univariate correlations between mean daily recumbence and independent variables in Asian zoo elephants.

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Table 5.

Descriptive statistics for independent variables included in the multi-variable modeling process.

The sample size and mean age of elephants used in the correlation is provided.

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Table 6.

African elephant mean daily recumbence multi-variable model (*P < 0.05)1.

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Table 7.

Asian elephant mean daily recumbence multi-variable model (*P < 0.05)1.

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