Table A1.
Object and photo | Object and photo | Object and photo | |||
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Beetle C: 3.88 PR: 0.5 EP: 0.5 | Frog C: 4.62 PR: 1 EP: 0.74 | Purple dinosaur C: 4.12 PR: 0.62 EP: 0 | |||
Blue fish C: 2.12 PR: 0.5 EP: 0.5 | Green shell C: 3.38 PR: 0 EP: 1 | Red river rock C: 1.25 PR: 0 EP: 1 | |||
Blue sponge C: 3.75 PR: 0.12 EP: 0 | Large leaf C: 2.62 PR: 0 EP: 1 | Shark C: 3.88 PR: 1 EP: 0.75 | |||
Blue van C: 4 PR: 0.38 EP: 0 | Lava rock C: 2.75 PR: 0 EP: 1 | Silver car C: 3.25 PR: 0.25 EP: 0 | |||
Brown spaghetti C: 3.12 PR: 0 EP: 0.5 | Leaf cluster C: 3.38 PR: 0 EP: 0.88 | Small river rock C: 1.5 PR: 0 EP: 1 | |||
Caterpillar C: 2.62 PR: 0 EP: 0.5 | Orange 2d fish C: 3.5 PR: 0.75 EP: 0.25 | Tan car C: 4 PR: 0.12 EP: 0 | |||
Centipede C: 3.88 PR: 0.12 EP: 0.38 | Orange spaghetti C: 3.25 PR: 0 EP: 0.38 | Waffle C: 2.88 PR: 0 EP: 0 | |||
Cockroach C: 4.25 PR: 0.25 EP: 0.75 | Pagoda C: 3.5 PR: 0.38 EP: 0.12 | White shell C: 3.25 PR: 0.12 EP: 0.75 | |||
Dark shell C: 3.88 PR: 0.12 EP: 1 | Pink sponge ball C: 4 PR: 0.12 EP: 0.12 | Yellow ball C: 1.5 PR: 0 EP: 0.12 | |||
Earwig C: 3.5 PR: 0.12 EP: 0.5 | Purple cup C: 2 PR: 0.14 EP: 0.14 | Yellow spoon C: 2.38 PR: 0.12 EP: 0 |
A list of the 30 novel objects used for this study (presented in a pseudo-randomized order across tanks) and the human-coded dimensions of interest: C refers to complexity (visual complexity of the object average score on a scale of 1 to 5), PR refers to predator-resemblance (the degree to which the object resembled a predator of zebrafish average score on a scale of 0 to 1), and EP refers to ecological-plausibility (the degree to which the object represented something a zebrafish might plausibly encounter in its natural environment average score on a scale of 0 to 1). These dimensions were generated by eight human coders that together had a Cronbach alpha of greater than 0.85 agreeability for each of these dimensions. NB: The object identified as “Orange 2d fish” is a rendering of the image that was printed on a sheet of paper and then laminated before being presented to the fish. Small white rectangles within each picture represent an estimate of a zebrafish's size in relation to the object.