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OPA2187: Looking for explanation of relationship of PSRR+, PSRR-, and CMRR (figure 11 of data sheet)

Part Number: OPA2187
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As I understand it, PSRR+ is 20log(dVout/dVdd) with AC excitation on VDD only, with the op amp set up as a follower and the non-inverting input grounded (mid-rail).  Likewise, PSRR- is with AC excitation on VSS.  The test for both PSRR+ and PSRR- will cause common mode signal at 6dB down from the excitation amplitude.  At 1kHz, PSRR- = 55dB and PSRR+=95dB, yet CMRR, at 140dB, is much more than 6dB above the noisier of the two.  How can this be?