Results of one-way ANOVA comparing border closure stringency category (i.e., no ‘level 4’ closure, below median duration, and above median duration of ‘level 4’ within each stratum) when stratified by island status, island region, and GDP per capita (tertiles).

<p>Results of one-way ANOVA comparing border closure stringency category (i.e., no ‘level 4’ closure, below median duration, and above median duration of ‘level 4’ within each stratum) when stratified by island status, island region, and GDP per capita (tertiles).</p>

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Main Author:	Matt Boyd (3441020) (author)
Other Authors:	Michael G. Baker (6652187) (author), Amanda Kvalsvig (9981644) (author), Nick Wilson (386936) (author)
Published:	2025
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Results of one-way ANOVA comparing border closure stringency category (i.e., no ‘level 4’ closure, below median duration, and above median duration of ‘level 4’ within each stratum) when stratified by island status, island region, and GDP per capita (tertiles).

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