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Fig. 3. Effect of substrate orientation on growth rate for bottom-dwelling tadpoles with similar oral configuration. Effect of substrate orientation on.

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1 Fig. 3. Effect of substrate orientation on growth rate for bottom-dwelling tadpoles with similar oral configuration. Effect of substrate orientation on growth rate for bottom-dwelling tadpoles with similar oral configuration. The legend for species applies to both graphs. (A) Relative mass versus percentage of food consumed by treatment. Solid and dashed lines represent significant regression lines. Symbols (circles and inverted triangles) represent each individual. Probability values (P) of the relationship between relative mass and consumption and the number of tadpoles tested (n) are presented in respective colors to each species. (B) Relative size versus percentage of food consumed by substrate angles (two-way ANOVA). Symbols represent mean values and bars indicate standard error. Species were equally capable of exploring substrates at the same orientations (A,B, P>0.05), with differences in growth rate only between species (A,B, P<0.001). Fabiane Santana Annibale et al. Biology Open 2019;8:bio037598 © Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd

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