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flmnh-234	Byram, J.; Nickerson, Max	Effects of nitrogen ammonia and MS-222 on Xenopus laevis development, growth, and foraging behavior	2012	10	.pdf	application/pdf	5418	293	54	A clear difference between the two groups existed in the exhibition of short-term anorexic behavior, with only 10% of the MS-222 exposed animals refusing food compared to food refusal by nearly one-third (31.9%) of the control animals, but this appeared to be a short-term behavior, since long-term anorexic behavior would have subsequently resulted in significantly smaller weight and length measures in the control group. Weight was likewise unaffected by the web clipping (P = 0.23, n = 130, χ2 = 1.41, df = 1), but web-clipped animals did show a statistically significant increase in SVL compared to the unclipped animals (P = 0.01, n = 130, χ2 = 6.48, df = 1).	cache/flmnh-234.pdf	txt/flmnh-234.txt