How do you interpret repeated measures ANOVA results? The numbers are about how a squirrel's predilection for particular foods affects his or her ability to remember where to get them.

Repeated Measures ANOVA Within Subjects Effects Cases Sum of Squares df Mean Square F p VS-MPR* n2 Food type 1765.419 1765.419 6.761 0.011 7.218 0.039 Food type * Species 615. 159 153.790 0.589 0.672 1.000 0.014 Food type * Total_Found 2855.492 2855.492 10.935 0.002 37.714 0.063 Residuals 18017.442 69 261. 122 Note. Type Ill Sum of Squares *Vovk-Sellke Maximum p-Ratio: Based on the p-value, the maximum possible odds in favor of H, over H, equals 1/(-e p log(p)) for p s 37 (Sellke, Bayarri, & Berger, 2001). Between Subjects Effects Cases Sum of Squares Mean Square F p VS-MPR* Species 1679.895 419.974 1.445 0.229 1.091 0.037 Total_Found 109.950 109.950 0.378 0.541 1.000 0.002 Residual: 20053.977 69 290.637 Note. Type Ill Sum of Square * Vovk-Sellke Maximum p-Ratio: Based on the p-value, the maximum possible odds in favor of H, over H, equals 1/the p log(p)) for p .37 (Sellke, Bayarri, & Berger, 2001) Descriptives Descriptives Food type Species Mean SD N Level 1 Douglas 44.917 10.715 10.101 ONN Eastern Gray 48.750 Fox 43.389 11.823 18 Red 42.063 7.611 16 Western Gray 46.235 11.945 17 Level 2 Douglas 38.000 23.992 12 Eastern Gray 37.250 18.036 12 Fox 35.778 26.338 Red 31.750 17.372 Westem Gray 46.765 20.756Descriptives Food type Species Mean SD N Level 1 Douglas 44.917 10.715 12 Eastern Gray 48.750 10.101 12 Fox 43.389 11.823 18 Red 42.063 7.611 16 Western Gray 46.235 11.945 17 Level 2 Douglas 38.000 23.992 12 Eastern Gray 37.250 18.036 12 Fox 35.778 26.338 18 Red 31.750 17.372 16 Western Gray 46.765 20.756 17 Descriptives plots 50 45 40 35 30 Level 1 Level 2 Food type Assumption Checks Test for Equality of Variances (Levene's) F df1 of2 p VS-MPR* Local_Pop 0.290 70 0.884 1.000 Squirrel_10 2.561 4 70 0.046 2.502 * Vovk-Sellke Maximum p-Ratio: Based on the p-value, the maximum possible odds in favor of H, over Ho equals 1/(-e plog(p)) for p s .37 (Sellke, Bayarri, & Berger, 2001)