Survival rate
Male survival rate was significantly affect by treatment (LRT, Binomial
GLMM, λ2 = 44.36, p < 0.001). Male polyps
exposed to simulated summer heatwaves, elevated winter temperatures, or
both treatments had significantly higher survival than polyps in the
control group (Table 1, Fig. 4C.). The highest survival rate was seen in
male polyps exposed to the CS-WW treatment, where about 80% of the
polyps survived compared to ~50% in the control CS-CW
group. Female survival was only marginally significantly affected by
treatment (LRT, Binomial GLMM, λ2 = 7.36, p = 0.061),
with the WS-WW group being significantly more likely to survive compared
to the control group (~45% of female polyps survived
compared to 30% in the control group; Table 1., Fig. 4C.).