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Table 1Summary of somatic and reproductive parameters in adult sea urchins fed kelp plus mussel flesh (KM) or a
Fig. 1. Frequency of different larval stages (4, 6, 8-arm stage) during development in each combination ofparental and larval treatment
Fig. 2. Changes in mean (1S.E., often hidden behind symbols) length of larval arms (postoral, anterolateral,posterodorsal, and preoral), and body length and width, during development in each combination of parentaland larval treatment (see Fig
Fig. 3. Mean scores for the first and second principal component in a principal components analysis based onmeasurements of larval arms and body size (see Fig
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