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Table D1. Repeated-measures MANOVA testing the effects of the density of conspecific adults and juvenile size on the survival of Shorea quadrinervis (Dipterocarpaceae) juveniles ( 1 cm dbh) at Gunung Palung National Park, Kalimantan Barat (Indonesian West Borneo). 

Source of variation	F	df	P
Adult density (HIGH vs. LOW)	9.8	1	0.005
Juvenile size	65.5	2	<0.0001
Adult density × juvenile size	0.035	2	0.97
0.5-ha area[adult density]	5.8	12	0.0001
Time (17-mo vs. 7-mo El Niño)	726.5	1	<0.0001
Time × adult density	9.8	1	0.005
Time × juvenile size	55.5	2	<0.0001
Time × adult density × juvenile size	0.008	2	0.99
Time × 0.5-ha area[adult density]	8.8	12	<0.0001

   Notes: Survival was measured across two time periods, October 1995 – March 1997 and during the El Niño of March – October 1997.  Survival was tested against adult density and juvenile size (in three classes: 25 cm tall, 26 – 75 cm tall, >75 cm tall) in a repeated-measures nested MANOVA.  The eight HIGH and six LOW 0.5-ha areas were nested within conspecific adult density.