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help with getting pvalues in lme4 - problems with mcmcpvalue, aovlmer.fnc, and HPDinterval

Since your model is relatively simple (not a GLMM, not crossed
random effects) you are likely to have much better luck getting
p values with the nlme package at this point.

  lme(fixed=Chao1Res ~ landtype, random = ~1|patch, data=S.final,
   method="ML")

 should be about right -- then I believe anova() on the result
will give you an ANOVA table.
cmk6 at umd.edu wrote: