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Fig. 4. Effect of inorganic Hg on (A) the duration and (B) frequency of shell
gaping activity of the vent mussel B. azoricus during 3 weeks in
seawater (Control) followed by 3 weeks of daily exposure to 20 µg
g-1 inorganic Hg, and an additional 3 weeks in Hg-free seawater
(Recovery). Vertical bars represent means of replicate mussels ±
S.E.M. (N=3). Statistical significance of Hg on shell
gaping was tested by one-way analysis of variance, and post-hoc tests
were performed to detect differences at different experimental moments,
indicated by asterisks (**P=0.001 and
***P<0.001). See
Table 1 for further
details.