Are sleeping site ecology and season linked to intestinal helminth prevalence and diversity in two sympatric, nocturnal and arboreal primate hosts (Lepilemur edwardsi and Avahi occidentalis)?

Table 3 Results of GLMMs testing the influence of animal species, sex, season and number of used tree holes on helminth prevalence

Measure	Term	Estimate	Standard error	z	p value
Overall prevalence	Intercept	− 1.47	0.39	− 3.78	< 0.001*
Overall prevalence	Species	1.08	0.45	2.43	0.015*
Lemuricola spp. prevalence in L. edwardsi	Intercept	0.98	0.72	1.35	0.178
	Sex	− 0.44	0.51	− 0.85	0.395
	Season	− 0.30	0.57	− 0.57	0.572
	Tree holes	− 0.45	0.29	− 0.15	0.125
Strongylida prevalence in L. edwardsi	Intercept	− 2.68	1.15	− 2.34	0.019*
	Sex	− 1.94	1.20	− 1.62	0.106
	Season	− 0.57	1.95	− 0.60	0.106
	Tree holes	0.57	0.47	1.20	0.229
Strongylida prevalence in A. occidentalis	Intercept	− 4.83	4.34	− 1.11	0.266
Strongylida prevalence in A. occidentalis	Sex	0.87	1.90	0.46	0.649

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