Multi-event capture–recapture modeling of host–pathogen dynamics among European rabbit populations exposed to myxoma and Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Viruses: common and heterogeneous patterns

Table 1 Myxoma Virus model-selection best models

Enclosure	Parameter	Model effects	np; Dev; QAIC_c; w_i
E1	Survival	Age*sex	58; 6694.55; 6813.05; 0.66
		Age	56; 6700.78; 6815.10; 0.23
		Age*immun	58; 6699.49; 6817.99; 0.06
	Seroconversion	Sex*immun	62; 6691.23; 6818.08; 0.92
E2	Survival	Ageseximmun	53; 4733.87; 4053.88; 0.88
		Age*immun	49; 4750.48; 4059.29; 0.06
	Serocoversion	Sex*immun	53; 4733.87; 4053.88; 1
E3	Survival	Immun	48; 3664.89; 3764.20; 0.69
		Ageseximmun	54; 3654.65; 3766.85; 0.18
		Sex*immun	50; 3664.83; 3768.43; 0.08
	Seroconversion	Immun	52; 3656.86; 3764.76; 0.71
		Sex*immun	54; 3654.65; 3766.85; 0.25

np, number of parameters; Dev, Deviance; QAIC_c, Quasi-Akaike Information Criterion corrected for over-dispersion; w_i, Akaike weight (support of the current model with respect to the candidate set of models). Model notation: immun, the immunological status: for survival it means a different survival rate according to immunological status whereas for seroconversion it means that seroconversion rate from seropositive to seronegative is different than seroconversion from seronegative to seropositive; age, juveniles vs. adults; sex, females vs. males.
For each analysis, only models accounting for more than 90% of cumulative Akaike weights are reported.

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