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Fig. 4. The strength of the heartbeat depends on temperature. Symbols represent the
estimated mean ratios (±95% confidence intervals) of contraction
amplitudes measured at each temperature relative to those measured at 2°C.
Statistical significance was determined from repeated-measures models using
log scale. Compared to the values at 2°C, contraction amplitudes are
significantly different at temperatures from 12 to 22°C
(P<0.05). For temperatures of 216°C, N=9; 18
and 20°C, N=6; 22°C N=5.