Figure 3
From: Warming affects routine swimming activity and novel odour response in larval zebrafish
Effect of elevated temperature on swimming response to olfactory cue exposure as mean distance per minute (a) and total distance (b–d) travelled by larvae reared at elevated temperature, before cue exposure (B; baseline) and after cue exposure (E; exposure) for each cue group: control water (C, black), catfish cue (Catfish C, orange) or Conspecifics Alarm Cue (CAC, blue); ribbons around solid lines correspond to standard deviation; black dots linked by full lines represent paired individual comparisons of before and after the cue exposure; stars (**) indicate a statistical difference between mean values whereas “NS.” stands for “non-significant”.
