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Fig. 7. Post-flight observations of the rVOR amplitude (A,C) and rVOR gain (B,D)
from tadpoles that flew on the 10-day French Soyuz taxi flight
Andromède to the International Space Station (2001) compared to their
ground-reared siblings. At onset of the mission, tadpoles had reached
developmental stages 26-27 (A,B) or stage 45 (C,D). Observations were from the
post-flight days 2-4. Each animal was tested only once. rVOR amplitude and
rVOR gain30, cf. Fig. 1. Filled
circles, microgravity tadpoles (0g);
0g-animals were grouped according to the development of
lordosis or normal development. Open circles, animals from the ground control
(1g). Numbers at the abscissa indicate sample size. Groups
that differ significantly are connected by brackets; levels of significances
are shown. Note the increase of the rVOR in the old group with normal
tails.