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Fig. 3. Crossing behaviour of crayfish recorded during 20 min of observation. (A)
Mean frequency of crosses towards reflective and non-reflective (matte) walls.
Group-socialized crayfish crossed towards reflective walls more than
non-reflective walls. Dominant crayfish paired for 30 min and 3 days both
crossed towards reflective walls more frequently. (B) The mean frequency of
crosses away from reflective and non-reflective (matte) walls.
Group-socialized crayfish crossed away from reflective walls more frequently
than matte walls. After 30 min of pairing, both dominant and subordinate
crayfish crossed away from reflective walls more than non-reflective walls.
Dominant crayfish paired for 3 days also crossed away from reflective walls
more frequently (paired t-test: **P<0.005,
*P<0.05; N=25). Error bars depict standard
deviation.