Table 3 Results of a non-parametric Kruskal–Wallis analysis of variance (ANOVA), calculated from Mosimann’s variables, for differences between males and females of Rhyncholestes raphaunurus Osgood, for La Picada (Chile), the locality with the largest number of specimens. Total number of specimens (n), and specimens by sex (between brackets) are indicated for each measurement. Asterisks mark significant differences (if existent) for sequential Bonferroni-corrected values, following Rice [39]. See text for variable abbreviations

44 (32♂, 12♀)

0.71

0.3987

0.0167

44 (32♂, 12♀)

0.01

0.9159

0.0500

44 (32♂, 12♀)

4.17

0.0407

0.0100

44 (31♂, 12♀)

2.55

0.102

0.0125

44 (32♂, 12♀)

0.04

0.8205

0.0250

30 (20♂, 10♀)

0.56

0.4544

0.0028

30 (20♂, 10♀)

0.09

0.7579

0.0056

31 (21♂, 10♀)

0.03

0.8657

0.0071

31 (21♂, 10♀)

4.11

0.0395

0.0014

12 (7♂, 5♀)

0.01

0.9545

0.0167

30 (20♂, 10♀)

0.63

0.4268

0.0025

31 (21♂, 10♀)

1.35

0.2405

0.0019

32 (22♂, 10♀)

0.03

0.8704

0.0125

31 (21♂, 10♀)

0.55

0.4594

0.0029

31 (21♂, 10♀)

0.1

0.7505

0.0050

28 (18♂, 10♀)

0.48

0.4867

0.0033

30 (21♂, 9♀)

0

> 0.999

0.0500

32 (22♂, 10♀)

0.57

0.4468

0.0026

13 (8♂, 5♀)

2.14

0.1608

0.0016

19 (14♂, 5♀)

0.0021

0.9794

0.0250

13 (8♂, 5♀)

1.74

0.2028

0.0017

32 (22♂, 10♀)

1.49

0.2199

0.0018

32 (22♂, 10♀)

1.2

0.2708

0.0020

32 (22♂, 10♀)

1.69

0.1903

0.0017

32 (22♂, 10♀)

1.85

0.1716

0.0016

32 (22♂, 10♀)

0.87

0.3468

0.0023

32 (22♂, 10♀)

0.26

0.6097

0.0038

32 (22♂, 10♀)

0.84

0.3559

0.0024

32 (22♂, 10♀)

3.97

0.0421

0.0014

13 (8♂, 5♀)

0.09

0.7902

0.0063

13 (8♂, 5♀)

1.05

0.3349

0.0022

19 (14♂, 5♀)

0.48

0.5179

0.0036

19 (14♂, 5♀)

0.26

0.6158

0.0042

13 (8♂, 5♀)

1.21

0.2968

0.0021

13 (8♂, 5♀)

3.35

0.0715

0.0015

32 (22♂, 10♀)

2.58

0.1076

0.0015

32 (22♂, 10♀)

0.18

0.6684

0.0045

32 (22♂, 10♀)

0.03

0.87

0.0100

32 (22♂, 10♀)

1.35

0.2533

0.0019

32 (22♂, 10♀)

0.03

0.8677

0.0083

32 (22♂, 10♀)

0.48

0.477

0.0031