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Table 4 Generalized linear mixed modelling of factors associated with canine adenovirus (CAV), canine distemper virus (CDV) and canine parvovirus (CPV) exposure status of unvaccinated dogs sampled in the rural zone surrounding Atlantic Forest fragments, Brazil

From: Prevalence and risk factors for viral exposure in rural dogs around protected areas of the Atlantic forest

Model Variables AIC Δ AIC
CAV Null 349.00  
Model 6 Age + city 315.73 3.71
Model 5 Age + people + city 314.46 2.44
Model 4 Sex + age + people + city 312.78 0.76
Model 3 a Sex + age + people + city + fauna 312.02 0
Model 2 Sex + age + people + city + death + fauna 312.23 0.21
Model 1 Sex + age + score + people + city + death + fauna 312.98 0.96
CDV Null 241.00  
Model 7 Age + people 232.13 1.10
Model 6 Age + people + forest 231.29 0.26
Model 5 a Age + score + people + forest 231.03 0
Model 4 Sex + age + score + people + forest 231.92 0.89
Model 3 Sex + age + score + people + forest + size 233.69 2.66
Model 2 Sex + age + score + people + forest + sick + size 235.23 4.2
Model 1 Sex + age + score + people + dogs + forest + sick + size 237.23 6.2
CPV Null 65.70  
Model 6 Mob + vet 56.15 1.34
Model 5 Mob + sick + vet 54.82 0.2
Model 4 a Mob + sick + vet + size 54.80 0
Model 3 Mob + forest + sick + vet + size 56.53 2.27
Model 2 Mob + forest + death + sick + vet + size 58.36 3.56
Model 1 Mob + forest + death + sick + fauna + vet + size 60.32 5.51
  1. Models with the lowest AIC values were considered as best fit (a) and models with Δ AIC < 2 were considered as candidate models (in bold)
  2. Score = body score, people = number of people, city = access to villages, death = recent dog mortality, fauna = interaction with wildlife, dogs = number of dogs, forest = access to forest, sick = recent dog disease, size = area size class, mob = mobility, vet = veterinary assistance
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