Table 1 Gaping behaviour.
From: The role of gaping behaviour in habitat partitioning between coexisting intertidal mussels
A | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
|  | 17°C |  | 37°C |  |
Time (h) | % gaping individual | Ventilation movements (h-1) | % gaping individual | Ventilation movements (h-1) |
1 | 100 (±0) | 2.85 (±0) | 100 (±0) | 3.6 (±0.11) |
2 | 92.5 (±9.57) | 0.675 (±0.15) | 100 (±0) | 1.625 (±0.09) |
3 | 0 (±0) | 0 (±0) | 87.5 (±5) | 1.5 (±0.08) |
4 | 0 (±0) | 0 (±0) | 67.5 (±20.6) | 1.175 (±0.09) |
5 | 0 (±0) | 0 (±0) | 35 (±12.9) | 0.525 (±0.12) |
6 | 0 (±0) | 0 (±0) | 0 (±0) | 0 (±0) |
B | ||||
|  | 17°C |  | 37°C |  |
Time (h) | % gaping individual | Ventilation movements (h -1 ) | % gaping individual | Ventilation movements (h -1 ) |
1 | 100 (±0) | 2.825 (±0.09) | 100 (±0) | 3.55 (±0.13) |
2 | 90 (±14.1) | 0.675 (±0.15) | 97.5 (±5) | 1.6 (±0.22) |
3 | 0 (±0) | 0 (±0) | 85 (±5.7) | 1.425 (±0.05) |
4 | 0 (±0) | 0 (±0) | 70 (±18.25) | 1.125 (±0.05) |
5 | 0 (±0) | 0 (±0) | 37.5 (±21.6) | 0.575 (±0.22) |
6 | 0 (±0) | 0 (±0) | 0 (±0) | 0 (±0) |