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Table IV

F-test of the differences mountain ranges obtained with the model of Fang et al. (2000).

MR Model n SSEF dfF SSER dfR dfR-dfF F-value
Combined 38103 58105.7 38043 65197.7 38093 50 92.9*
1–2 9659 23252 9639 23500 9649 10 10.3*
1–3 3486 5076.4 3466 5485 3476 10 27.9*
1–4 6534 5393.9 6514 5607.3 6524 10 25.8*
1–5 17669 27553.5 17649 28229.6 17659 10 43.3*
1–6 5223 5888.7 5203 6157.9 5213 10 23.8*
2–3 10911 23799 10891 25549 10901 10 80.1*
2–4 13959 24116.5 13939 24570.1 13949 10 26.2*
2–5 25094 46276.1 25074 49809.1 25084 10 191.4*
2–6 12648 24611.3 12628 25661.6 12638 10 53.9*
3–4 7786 5940.9 7766 7457.3 7776 10 198.2*
3–5 18921 28100.5 18901 31726.2 18911 10 243.9*
3–6 6475 6435.7 6455 7916.8 6465 10 148.6*
4–5 21969 28418 21949 29322.1 21959 10 69.8*
4–6 9523 6753.2 9503 6982.6 9513 10 32.3*
5–6 20658 28912.8 20638 29729 20648 10 58.3*

The mountain ranges (MR) are defined in Table I.

An asterisk

(*)

indicates a significant F-value at α = 0.001 (i.e., the models are different). The F-values were calculated according to Equation (9). n is the number of observations, SSEF, dfF, SSER and dfR are the sum of squared errors and the degrees of freedom associated with the full and reduced models, respectively.