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. 2015 Jul 29;185(7):767–781. doi: 10.1007/s00360-015-0923-7

Table 4.

Results of one-way ANOVAs, respectively, Kruskal–Wallis one-way ANOVAs performed to investigate potential differences of osmolality and ion transporter net O2 demand from isolated gill experiments between differently exposed fish groups (low PCO2 = 550 µatm; medium PCO2 = 1200 µatm and high PCO2 = 2200 µatm) at 10 °C, respectively, 18 °C

Variable 10 °C 18 °C
F dF P F dF P
Osmolality 0.02401 2 0.9763 6.775 2 0.0032
Na+/K+-ATPase 0.878 2 0.428 H = 1.355 2 0.508
H+-ATPase 0.347 2 0.710 0.592 2 0.560
Na+/H+-exchanger 4.025 2 0.030 6.064 2 0.007
% Gill filament weight H = 14.96 2 <0.001 H = 1.561 2 0.458

H value instead of F value is given when non-parametric Kruskal–Wallis test was performed

Significant differences are presented in bold