Reproductive Ecology and Body Burden of Resident ... - The Love Lab
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Nickel. None <strong>of</strong> the three fish species exhibited<br />
a significant HabType*TL interaction<br />
for nickel (data not shown). Moreover, nickel<br />
concentrations were not significantly associated<br />
with TL in kelp bass (data not shown) <strong>and</strong><br />
kelp rockfish (data not shown). However, an<br />
inverse association between nickel concentrations<br />
<strong>and</strong> TL was observed in Pacific s<strong>and</strong>dab<br />
(F 1,91.9<br />
=9.91, P=0.002). On average, nickel concentrations<br />
in Pacific s<strong>and</strong>dab decreased by<br />
4.1% (95% confidence interval, -6.7 to -1.6%)<br />
for every 1.0-cm increase in TL. Nickel concentrations<br />
in all three species (including Pacific<br />
s<strong>and</strong>dab, after controlling for TL) did not differ<br />
significantly between HabTypes (Figure 16).<br />
Rubidium. Kelp bass <strong>and</strong> Pacific s<strong>and</strong>dab<br />
did not exhibit significant HabType*TL interactions<br />
for rubidium (data not shown). In<br />
both fish species, TL was not significantly associated<br />
with rubidium concentrations (data<br />
not shown). Moreover, rubidium concentrations<br />
did not exhibit significant differences<br />
between Habtypes for kelp bass <strong>and</strong> Pacific<br />
s<strong>and</strong>dab (Figure 17). On the other h<strong>and</strong>, rubidium<br />
concentrations in kelp rockfish exhibited<br />
a significant HabType*TL interaction<br />
effect (Figure 18), indicating that the relation<br />
between rubidium concentrations <strong>and</strong> Hab-<br />
Type differed by TL. On average, rubidium<br />
concentrations in kelp rockfish decreased by<br />