137 Matching Annotations
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Seagrass loss
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lower species richnes
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acidifying
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arewarming
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warming of estuaries
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alinityincrease
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greater salinity
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lower salinity
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increased pH
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temperature increased
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climate change
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increaseddominance
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increase in the growth
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coastal eutrophication
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loss of temperate kelp forests
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flattening
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homogenisation
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erosion of structural complexity
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flattening
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diversity loss
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ncreasing salt levels
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The growth rate of mangroves is
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e growth of mangrove
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forest growth
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enhance growth i
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maximal shoot growth
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increasesurface temperature.
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bleached
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bleaching
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bleached
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bleach
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died
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bleaching
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death
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bleaching
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bleach
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bleached
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bleached
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bleaching
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bleaching
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bleaching
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bleaching
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bleaching
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visibly paler
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bleached
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bleached
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bleaching
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bleaching
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bleached
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bleached
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bleaching
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bleaching
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bleaching
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bleaching
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bleaching
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Bleaching
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bleached
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bleach
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bleaching
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bleaching
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bleaching
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bleaching
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bleaching
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bleaching
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bleach
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bleached
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bleach
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bleach
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bleach
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bleach
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bleaching
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bleaching
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Bleaching
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reduced p .r ratios.
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reduced colony photos~theti~ rates
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high and sustained colony respiratory rates
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reduced poputation densities
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iow pigment content
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bleaching
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bleaching
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bleaching
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Bleaching
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Reduction of metabolic rate
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Metabolic rates
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reproduction
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growth
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activity
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rates and efficien- cies of metabolism
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lowered heat resistance
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increased heat resistance
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lowering of the upper lethal temperature
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calcification
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calcification
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calcifica-tion
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calcification
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calcification
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bleaching
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calcification
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calcification
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calcification
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Calcification
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calcification rates
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calcification rates
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calcification
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calcification rates
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calcification
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calcification
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Calcification rates
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calcification
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decrease in the calci-fication rate
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decreased skeletal growth
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calcifi-cation
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calcification
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calcification
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calcification
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calcification
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calcification
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calcifi-cation rate
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calcification
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calcifica-tion
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calcification
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calcification
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coral reef calcification
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calcification
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reef calcification
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calcifying
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calcifying
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increases in mortality
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less carbonate accumulation
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bleaching
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mortality
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bleaching
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lowered calcification rates
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Graphically, interactions can be seen as non-parallel lines connecting means when we are working with the simple two-factor factorial with 2 levels of each main effect (adapted from Zar, H. Biostatistical Analysis, 5th Ed., 1999). Remember interactions are referring to the failure of a response variable to one factor to be the same at different levels of another factor. So when lines are parallel the response is the same. In the plots below you will see parallel lines as a consistent feature in all of the plots with no interaction. In plots depicting interactions, you notice that the lines cross (or would cross if the lines kept going).
Main and interaction effects - graphs
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Step #3b
Mix anova when no interaction effect is found.
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Step #3a:
Mix Anova interpretation step 3a
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