MEAN NUMBER OF FISH IN TREATMENT COMPARTMENTS/DAY 30 25 20 15 S (HF) FOOD NO PREDATOR (HF-P) FOOD PREDATOR (LF) NOFOOD NO PREDATOR (LF-P) NO FOOD PREDATOR f fish found in treatment compartments in the artificial stream

MEAN NUMBER OF FISH IN TREATMENT COMPARTMENTS/DAY 30 25 20 15 S (HF) FOOD NO PREDATOR (HF-P) FOOD PREDATOR (LF) NOFOOD NO PREDATOR (LF-P) NO FOOD PREDATOR f fish found in treatment compartments in the artificial stream

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MEAN NUMBER OF FISH IN TREATMENT COMPARTMENTS/DAY
30
5
20
10
S
(HF)
FOOD
NO
PREDATOR
(HF-P)
FOOD
PREDATOR
(LF)
NOFOOD
NO
PREDATOR
(LF-P)
NO FOOD
PREDATOR
FIG 1 Mean number of fish found in treatment compartments in the artificial stream
under six observations of each of the four experimental conditions. Vertical lines represent
two standard errors.

7. How many total observation periods were
there across all days and treatments?

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