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Figure 1: Location of Experimental Killer Shrimp Populations Living in Sympatry (Cardiff Bay) and Allopatry (Upper Mother Ditch) With Zebra Mussel.

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Figure 3: Proportion of Individual Killer Shrimp (Binomial 95 CI) Settling in Zebra Mussel Beds of Different Sizes in Six Binary Choice Tests (A–F, N = 16 Shrimp/Test) Involving Different Amount of Zebra Mussel Cover (0, 33, 66, and 100% Tank Cover).

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Figure 2: Experimental Set Up Used to Test Substrate Preferences of Killer Shrimp (A, Side View; C, Top View) and Chemical Attraction to Water Scented by Zebra Mussel (B, Side View; D, Top View).

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Figure 1: Location of Experimental Killer Shrimp Populations Living in Sympatry (Cardiff Bay) and Allopatry (Upper Mother Ditch) With Zebra Mussel.

doi 10.7717/peerj.8075/fig-1

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Experimental Evidence of Chemical Attraction in the Mutualistic Zebra Mussel-Killer Shrimp System

Figure 3: Proportion of Individual Killer Shrimp (Binomial 95 CI) Settling in Zebra Mussel Beds of Different Sizes in Six Binary Choice Tests (A–F, N = 16 Shrimp/Test) Involving Different Amount of Zebra Mussel Cover (0, 33, 66, and 100% Tank Cover).

Editorial: Cardiff Bay Barrage and Cardiff Bay

Pre- And Postcopulatory Traits ofSalvatorMale Lizards in Allopatry and Sympatry

Figure 4: Proportion of Killer Shrimp (Binomial 95 CI) Settling in Binary Choice Tests Involving Different Substrates (Live Zebra Mussel, Empty Shells of Zebra Mussel, Artificial Grass) Tested Singly (A–B, N = 30 Shrimp/Test) or in Groups of 20 (C–D, N = 4 Tests).

Figure 2: Experimental Set Up Used to Test Substrate Preferences of Killer Shrimp (A, Side View; C, Top View) and Chemical Attraction to Water Scented by Zebra Mussel (B, Side View; D, Top View).

First Zebra Mussel Record in Sarimehmet Dam and Possible Effects of Zebra Mussel Population on Regional Fisheries

Figure 6: Activity (Mean Number of Transitions ± 95 CI) of Individual Killer Shrimp Tested in Water Conditioned With Different Scents (Blank Water, N = 40; Tilapia Scent, N = 40; Zebra Mussel Scent, N = 40) From Sympatric (A; N = 60) and Allopatric (B; N = 60) Populations.

Zebra Mussel (Dreissena Polymorpha) Selective Filtration Promoted toxicMicrocystisblooms in Saginaw Bay (Lake Huron) and Lake Erie