This should hopefully be relatively easy for someone who is familiar with PRIMER. It has been quite sometime since I used this software to generate results from a project. I was forced to take a year off due to sickness in my family so I am a bit rusty.
I ran an ANOSIM using PRIMER and although I understand how to interpret the Global R and I understand that my significance level of 66% means my results are indeed not significant, I can not remember how this percentage translates to my p-value. I don't want to submit anything to my advisor and look like a complete half wit so I'm hoping someone here will take pity and explain this.
I mostly used JMP for my stats so less familiar with this anyway.
I ran an ANOSIM using PRIMER and although I understand how to interpret the Global R and I understand that my significance level of 66% means my results are indeed not significant, I can not remember how this percentage translates to my p-value. I don't want to submit anything to my advisor and look like a complete half wit so I'm hoping someone here will take pity and explain this.
I mostly used JMP for my stats so less familiar with this anyway.