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Table 1. Effects of flatworm presence and prey concentration on coral feeding rates and flatworm behaviour.Two-way mixed factorial ANOVA, showing main.

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1 Table 1. Effects of flatworm presence and prey concentration on coral feeding rates and flatworm behaviour.Two-way mixed factorial ANOVA, showing main and interactive effects of flatworm presence and ambient prey concentration on prey capture, release and retention by G. fascicularis single polyps, and one-way repeated measures ANOVA demonstrating the effect of prey concentration on flatworm prey capture, prey stolen, flatworms observed and cumulative flatworm time (n = 9). Effects of flatworm presence and prey concentration on coral feeding rates and flatworm behaviour.Two-way mixed factorial ANOVA, showing main and interactive effects of flatworm presence and ambient prey concentration on prey capture, release and retention by G. fascicularis single polyps, and one-way repeated measures ANOVA demonstrating the effect of prey concentration on flatworm prey capture, prey stolen, flatworms observed and cumulative flatworm time (n = 9). Tim Wijgerde et al. Biology Open 2013;2:10-17 © Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd

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