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Species with significantly higher total counts in either control or experimental trap (p<0.05 in chi-squared test of equal proportions).
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posted on 2021-12-10, 18:25 authored by Jason Flower, Andy Estep, Keinan James, Robin Ramdeen, Claire A. Runge, Lennon Thomas, Sarah E. LesterTotal number of fish and the percentage of the total number of fish in control or experimental traps, and chi-squared test results are shown.
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