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Table 3 Binomial logistic regression model, huillín sighting

From: Variation of local zoological knowledge about Southern river otter and other semi-aquatic mammals in Nahuel Huapi National Park (Argentina)

 

Estimate

Std. Error

Z value

Pr( >|z|)

(Intercept)

 − 0.35439

0.72208

 − 0.491

0.6236

Setting “urban”

 − 1.81850

0.62282

 − 2.920

0.0035 **

Gender “male”

 − 0.07268

0.50393

 − 0.144

0.8853

Protected areas staff

0.83065

0.67240

1.235

0.2167

Neighbour

0.40273

0.63878

0.630

0.5284

Age 30–60

0.01894

0.57143

0.033

0.9736

Age < 60

0.93273

1.08987

0.856

0.3921

Permanence 20–40

1.33677

0.57948

2.307

0.0211 *

Permanence < 40

1.90634

1.09932

1.734

0.0829

  1. Probability of huillín sighting (yes/no) (dependent variable), according to the (independent) variables: setting, gender, social group (tourist guides, staff of protected areas, neighbors from San Carlos de Bariloche), age and permanence. The “Estimate” column shows the parameters of the generalized linear regression (GLM) for each independent variable (beta). The reference categories are: setting “rural,” gender “female,” social group “tourist guides,” age “ > 30 years,” permanence “ > 20 years.”
  2. (*) Significant results in the model
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Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine

ISSN: 1746-4269

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