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. 2011 Dec 9;6(12):e28562. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0028562

Figure 3. Starvation, temperature and pressure effects on the rate of oxygen consumption of Stephonyx biscayensis.

Figure 3

(A) Fed and starved treatments were pooled in the absence of a starvation effect on the interaction of temperature and pressure effects. Subsequently the effect of temperature on the relationship between pressure and mean (±1 s.e.) rate of oxygen consumption (MO2) of Stephonyx biscayensis acclimated to atmospheric pressure is shown (10 individuals per data point). (B) Similarly, pressure treatments were pooled in the absence of a pressure effect on the interaction of starvation and temperature effects. Subsequently the effect of starvation on the relationship between temperature and mean (±1 s.e.) MO2 of Stephonyx biscayensis acclimated to atmospheric pressure is shown (35 individuals per data point). Treatments are offset for clarity and those differing significantly from 0.1 MPa (A) or 5.5°C (B) are indicated by an asterisk.