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Diel density variation of amphipods associated with Sargassum beds from two shores of Ubatuba, Southeastern, Brazil

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Table I. Results of ANOVA comparing diel variation in densities of caprellid amphipods associated with Sargassum stenophyllum at two shores in Southeastern Brazil, in two phases of the moon (df, degrees of freedom;  F, ANOVA F-test; MS, mean square;  ns ,
Table II. Composition (in percentage) of gammarid amphipod assemblages associated with Sargassum stenophyllum at two shores in Southeastern Brazil, during day and night samples with full moon.
Fig. 2. Diel variation in mean densities (± SE) of dominant gammarids associated with Sargassum stenophyllum at two shores in Southeastern Brazil, Lamberto (closed symbols) and Perequê (open symbols).
Fig. 3. Ordination by multidimensional scaling (MDS) of gammarid assemblages associated with Sargassum stenophyllum at two shores in Southeastern Brazil, sampled during 3-hour intervals, starting at 12:00h at Lamberto and 13:30h at Perequê

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