B Supplement to Chapter 3

And now for some tables:

Table B.1: Time series of the body temparature of a beaver. Source: Reynolds (1994)

day	time	temp	activ
307	930	36.58	0
307	940	36.73	0
307	950	36.93	0
307	1000	37.15	0
307	1010	37.23	0
307	1020	37.24	0
307	1030	37.24	0
307	1040	36.90	0
307	1050	36.95	0
307	1100	36.89	0
307	1110	36.95	0
307	1120	37.00	0
307	1130	36.90	0
307	1140	36.99	0
307	1150	36.99	0
307	1200	37.01	0

Table B.2: This is another beaver. Seems to be running slightly colder

day	time	temp	activ
346	840	36.33	0
346	850	36.34	0
346	900	36.35	0
346	910	36.42	0
346	920	36.55	0
346	930	36.69	0
346	940	36.71	0
346	950	36.75	0
346	1000	36.81	0
346	1010	36.88	0
346	1020	36.89	0
346	1030	36.91	0
346	1040	36.85	0
346	1050	36.89	0
346	1100	36.89	0
346	1110	36.67	0

The average body temperature of the 2nd beaver (Table B.2) is 36.7 (SD = 0.22).

References

Reynolds, P S. 1994. “Time-series analyses of beaver body temperatures.” In Case Studies in Biometry, edited by N. Lange, L. Ryan, L. Billard, D. Brillinger, L. Conquest, and J. Greenhouse. New York: John Wiley; Sons.