General statistics of weight data.
In addition to general descriptive statistics, the page also exhibits the results from the following two ANOVA analyses.
Statistical analysis on the phase 1 + spawning samples
Statistical analysis on the phase 2 samples
This page is organized into multiple sections with each section being dedicated to a single tissue. A section contains six sub-sections, and here’s an overview of what you’ll find in each section:
Number of samples: A table displays the sample counts for various months.
Descriptive statistics by tissue and month: A table presents basic statistics (mean, SD, min, and max) of samples grouped by month. “# NA” indicates the count of samples without valid values.
Boxplots of the phase 1 samples (broodstock): Boxplots depict nutrient/metabolite levels separated by LF (red) and SF (blue) among six sampling points. Mean values of months are connected by lines. The five sampling points from broodstock are:
Spawning samples consist of three sampling points:
Two-way ANOVA using the phase 1 + spawning samples: A table displays the results of a two-way ANOVA performed by:
Note
Jan20 only has SF (blue) samples; ANOVA treats the three sampling points of spawning/offspring as one group.
Boxplots of the phase 2 samples (spawning/offspring): Boxplots show measured weights separated by LF (red) and SF (blue) among the three final sampling points. Mean values of months are connected by lines. The final sampling points are categorized as:
Two-way ANOVA using the phase 2 samples (spawning/offspring): A table presents the results of a two-way ANOVA performed by:
ANOVA is performed exclusively on the three sampling points of spawning/offspring.
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