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Fig. 3. Repeated traverses in the maze summary (experiment 3). (A) The number of
turns toward the side of the intact antenna of crayfish with one flagellum
ablated, and the left side (randomly selected) of the controls, across the
30-day experimental period. Ablated animals were different to the control
(Wilcoxon: Z=-2.197, P=0.028) and the number of turns was
generally greater in the ablated animals than those in the control. (B) Time
in the maze for crayfish with intact (control) or a base ablated antenna. (Bi)
Mean time to walk to the start of the junction varied across the 30-day period
(P=0.049) with trials from day 10 onwards generally faster than those
in the first two tests. There was no difference in time variation between the
treatments (P=0.069, interaction term F=0.00,
P=0.986). (Bii) Time to move through the junction was not different
between the treatments (2 factor ANOVA all terms P>0.05). Error
inset lower left (range of 1 s.e.m.).
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