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Fig. 2. Aerobic recovery from anoxia in embryos of A. limnaeus exposed to
anoxia for (A) 7, (B) 30 and (C) 60 days. Filled and open pairs of bars
represent the number of embryos (out of a total of 20) initially surviving
anoxia (filled) and those that resumed normal development after 1 week of
aerobic recovery (open) from early development through diapause II (age of
embryos given in days post-fertilization). Hatched and open pairs of bars
represent the number of embryos initially surviving anoxia (hatched) and those
that resume normal development (open) after 1 week of aerobic recovery as
post-diapause II embryos. The stages of these embryos are given as days post
diapause II. Bars are means ± s.e.m. (N=3). Asterisks over the
open bars indicate a significant difference between initial survival of anoxia
and survival after 1 week of aerobic recovery (paired t-test,
P<0.05, one-tailed).