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Analysis of the larval swimming performance of two Great Lakes fish species: Hydrodynamic and genetic effects on swimming

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Table 2.1  ANOVA analysis using the ranked scores of current velocity at primary
Table 2.2 MANOVA analysis revealed a significant difference in total length (TL),
Table 2.2 Continued
Table 2.3    Results from MANOVA analysis revealed the presence of 2 distinct
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