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. 2017 Sep 8;7:11042. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-11459-8

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Behavioural responses of sensory impaired sharks to presented magnetic stimulus. (A) Histogram showing median number of passes over the target for all sharks, in each 1 minute time bin. S+ minute is shaded red. Error bars show standard error. (B) Box & Whisker plot showing mean proportion of passes over the target, averaged per shark, across the series of ten sensory-impaired trials, mean value is denoted by x. S+ minute is shaded red, all other 1 minute time bins (S−) are shaded grey. Friedman Rank Sum tests were used to determine any differences in time bins. No difference was found under S+ or S− conditions when animals had undergone magnetic impairment treatment.