Solution

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The third fit is a negative binomial regression. The Poisson model is obtained at the boundary where the negative-binomial overdispersion tends to zero, so the likelihood-ratio test has the asymptotic null distribution . Since model3 has one additional parameter,
The supplied output gives , and hence the boundary-corrected p-value is

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