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Fig 1.

Features of fission events.

(a) Example of fission event showing the time-scale (from 1 to 5) at which variation of mean group size and net squared displacement were studied and (b) mean group size (± SE) of initial and post-fission groups according to group composition.

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Table 1.

AICc-based model selection to investigate the effect of group composition on ln-transformed mean group speed (MGS) and net displacement rate (NDR) using linear mixed-effects models.

Models included fission ID as a random effect between initial vs. post-fission groups (models including Origin) and between the smallest vs. largest post-fission groups (models including Post-fission group size). Group composition is indicated by either sex segregation (male-only, female-only vs. mixed sex groups) or the proportion of adult males or females.

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Fig 2.

Effect of group composition on exploration capacity.

Effect on the ln-transformed (a) mean group speed (m.min-1) in initial (black) and post-fission (grey) groups and (b) net squared displacement (m2) in the largest (black) and smallest (grey) post-fission groups.

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Table 2.

Model statistics related to the effect of origin (initial vs. post-fission groups) and post-fission group size (smallest vs. largest post-fission groups) on the log-transformed mean group speed (MGS) and net displacement rate (NDR) using linear mixed-effects models including fission ID as a random effect (italicized classes are the reference groups).

Models controlled for group composition indicated by either sex segregation (mixed sex, female-only vs. male-only), the proportion of adult males or females. Estimates with standard errors are presented when significant.

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Table 3.

Statistics of multiple comparisons (Tukey contrats) on the Ln(NDR) between groups from the linear-mixed effects model 9d (see Table 2).

The general linear hypothesis is variable 1 –variable 2 = 0. Significant differences are in bold.

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