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. 2016 Jun 6;113(25):6928–6933. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1601606113

Table 1.

Comparisons of mean growth (otolith increment width) among ED, NE, and SUR groups for two coral reef fishes at three time points in larval life

June 2007 August 2007 June 2008
Larval age T. bifasciatum T. bifasciatum C. roseus T. bifasciatum C. roseus
4–6 dph * ** ** * ***
NE, ED < SUR NE < ED NE < ED, SUR NE < SUR NE < ED
F = 3.80 F = 5.62 F = 5.49 F = 7.01 F = 15.29
n = 88/86/29 n = 58/29/61 n = 38/119/50 n = 25/44 n = 39/35
14–16 dph *** *** *** ** **
NE, ED < SUR NE < ED, SUR NE < ED, SUR NE < SUR NE < ED
F = 8.16 F = 40.76 F = 18.31 F = 9.37 F = 8.77
n = 88/85/29 n = 57/21/61 n = 37/112/50 n = 24/44 n = 38/28
24–26 dph *** *** *** *** ***
NE < ED, SUR NE < SUR NE < ED, SUR NE < SUR NE < ED
F = 19.23 F = 70.18 F = 33.14 F = 25.86 F = 20.55
n = 21/29/29 n = 31/0/61 n = 27/22/50 n = 14/44 n = 32/13

Results from one-way ANOVAs are shown for ED, eddy; NE, non-eddy; and SUR, surviving late-stage larvae captured in light traps (C. roseus) or juveniles collected on the reef (T. bifasciatum). *P < 0.05; **P < 0.01; ***P < 0.001. Results of Tukey HSD tests are presented as an inequality statement. Note that in June 2008, tests involving T. bifasciatum did not include the ED group because of its low sample size.