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- Rericha et al., 2022 - Dietary Perfluorohexanoic Acid (PFHxA) Exposures in Juvenile Zebrafish Produce Subtle Behavioral Effects across Generations
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Fig. 5
Figure 5. Anxiety Behaviors for F0. F0 zebrafish were challenged with adult behavior free swim (A), predator response (B), and schooling response assays (C). Exposure groups are indicated on the x-axes and by color (left to right, grey: 0 ng/g, yellow: 1 ng/g, orange: 10 ng/g, and red: 100 ng/g PFHxA added to the diet). PFHxA juvenile dietary exposure did not affect the total distance traveled in the free swim assay (n = 66–68). The predator and schooling response plots show the percent time (cumulative duration) spent in the near zone (i.e., closest to the video display). For both predator and schooling response (n = 65–68), time spent was significantly decreased for all groups after video display (Video) compared to before (Acclimation). Significant differences between exposure groups within the Acclimation and Video periods are indicated on the plots (* p < 0.05; ** p < 0.005).
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