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Fig 1.

A snapshot of Su Palu cave, Gulf of Orosei, central-east Sardinia, Italy.

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Fig 2.

Cavers wearing armbands after a sump passage in the Su Palu cave (see main text for more details).

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Fig 3.

Individual bioelectrical vectors (specific BIVA).

Individual bioelectrical vectors projected on the Italo-Spanish reference [33]. Men on the left, women on the right.

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Table 1.

Anthropometric measurements, physiological variables, and dietary intake.

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Fig 4.

Time course of total energy expenditure (TEE, kcal/h) during cave activity, for women and men.

Dotted lines show confidence interval.

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Fig 5.

Mean bioelectrical vectors (classic BIVA).

Mean bioelectrical values projected on the Italian reference [32]. Men on the left, women on the right.

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Table 2.

Bioelectrical values before (pre) and after (post) partial day cave activity.

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Fig 6.

Bayesan linear regression estimate of the effect of predictive variables on total energy expenditure.

Mean effects (bullets) along with 95% posterior credible intervals. Significant effects are in red. GEN (M), gender (men); BMI (OW), BMI class (overweight); PAL, Physical Activity Level; Day cave P, Day cave, partial; GEN (M)–DC, gender (men)—Day cave; GEN (M)–DCP, gender (men)—Day cave, partial; GEN (M)–INT, gender (men)–intake.

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Table 3.

Posterior distribution of effects along with posterior credible intervals.

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