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Ocean acidification affects prey detection by a predatory reef fish

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Table 1. Seawater parameters for the olfactory and behavioural experiments. Values are means (6 SE).
Figure 1. Response of Pseudochromis fuscusextracts.bars indicate post-hoc Tukey’s HSD groupings of means at p to prey skin Proportion of time (mean 6 SE) spent in the channelreceiving the prey skin extracts for P
Figure 2. Movement behaviour of Pseudochromis fuscus(n = 10), mid COdistance moved from shelter for(Significance from planned comparisons (control vs

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