Risk of predation: a critical force driving habitat quality perception and foraging behavior of granivorous birds in a Nigerian forest reserve

Table 2 Result of posthoc tests for all statistically significant terms in the best model

Significant variables	Contrast	Estimate	SE	t ratio	p-value
Food type	Groundnut = millet	0.389	0.071	5.937	< 0.001
	Groundnut = rice	1.589	0.066	24.235	< 0.001
	Millet = rice	1.200	0.058	18.298	< 0.001
Hab*microhab	Gallery forest: cover = open	‒ 1.512	0.089	16.304	< 0.001
	Rocky outcrops: cover = open	‒ 0.335	0.093	‒ 3.610	< 0.001
	Savannah: cover = open	‒ 0.788	0.081	‒ 8.497	< 0.001
Hab*timday	Gallery forest: morning = afternoon	‒ 0.049	0.063	‒ 0.524	0.601
	Rocky outcrops: morning = afternoon	‒ 0.705	0.080	‒ 7.600	< 0.001
	Savannah: morning = afternoon	0.530	0.098	5. 714	< 0.001
Microhab*timday	Morning: cover = open	‒ 0.739	0.086	‒ 9.576	< 0.001
Microhab*timday	Afternoon: cover = open	‒ 1.018	0.076	‒ 13.441	< 0.001

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