Coevolution of group-living and aposematism in caterpillars: warning colouration may facilitate the evolution from group-living to solitary habits

Table 1 The ten best models according to Akaike’s Information Criteria (AIC)

	K	logLik	AIC	\(\Delta\)AIC	LikRatio	AkaikeWeight
n1	7	\(-\)362.705	739.410	0.000	1.000	0.201
eq24	7	\(-\)362.754	739.508	0.099	0.952	0.192
eq13	7	\(-\)362.765	739.530	0.120	0.942	0.190
eq18	6	\(-\)364.216	740.431	1.022	0.600	0.121
General	8	\(-\)362.705	741.410	2.000	0.368	0.074
eq38	7	\(-\)363.804	741.609	2.199	0.333	0.067
eq16	7	\(-\)364.034	742.068	2.659	0.265	0.053
n8	7	\(-\)364.216	742.431	3.022	0.221	0.044
eq47	7	\(-\)364.674	743.347	3.938	0.140	0.028
eq57	7	\(-\)365.874	745.748	6.338	0.042	0.009

\(\Delta\)AIC= difference in AIC between each model and the best model (AIC-AIC\(_{min}\)); LikRatio = likelihood ratio between each model and the best model (exp((AIC\(_{min}\)-AIC)/2)), sometimes called the ’evidence ratio’ and gives the strength of evidence for each model as a proportion of the best model; AkaikeWeight = model probabilities (probablility of each model being the best model in the set) [31, 32]

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