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. 2013 Apr 22;8(4):e62146. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0062146

Figure 2. Change in body mass throughout infection.

Figure 2

Average change in body mass (±1 standard error) of Litoria caerulea that eventually became diseased (n = 9) or remained non-diseased (n = 14) for chytridiomycosis between dates leading up to sacrifice on 12/12/09. Disease states were statistically different (Repeated measures ANOVA, Disease status: P<0.001, F1,21 = 38.06, Time: P<0.001, F1,42 = 12.25, Disease status × Time: P = 0.2).