Model estimates for predicting fecal hormone values.

Mixed models included the explanatory variables found to be significant predictors. Possible fixed effects included: sex, age, age 2 , and month. Random effects included: animalID and facilityID.

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Main Authors:	Lance J. Miller (2746141), Lisa K. Lauderdale (11355792), Michael T. Walsh (9079552), Jocelyn L. Bryant (11355801), Kevin A. Mitchell (11355795), Douglas A. Granger (8528235), Jill D. Mellen (11355798)
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Published:	2021
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Online Access:	https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0250331.t003

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Summary:	Mixed models included the explanatory variables found to be significant predictors. Possible fixed effects included: sex, age, age 2 , and month. Random effects included: animalID and facilityID.