Table 3. Summary statistics of GLM fitted to fish scale loss as a function of time in captivity (days) and state (dead or alive) for each sampled treatment (control; modified slipping; standard slipping).
The exponent of the intercept corresponds to the mean percentage of scale loss on the first day in captivity (Day 0), while the slope indicates the mean scale loss (percentage). Standard error (S.E.) given in parentheses.
| Treatment | Explained | Fish state | Intercept | S.E. | Slope | S.E. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| deviance (%) | ||||||
| Control | 15.2 | Dead | 3.967 | (0.076) | -0.126 | (0.032) |
| Alive | 3.560 | (0.142) | -0.151 | (0.074) | ||
| Modified Slipping | 11.9 | Dead | 3.987 | (0.053) | -0.102 | (0.021) |
| Alive | 3.474 | (0.124) | -0.136 | (0.057) | ||
| Standard slipping | 10.9 | Dead | 4.339 | (0.034) | -0.149 | (0.020) |
| Alive | 3.574 | (0.107) | -0.290 | (0.085) |