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Table 1 Descriptive data of geographical and of the tidal flooding observation of “faithful” crabs returning to burrow

From: Neohelice granulata burrow fidelity behaviour related to landscape heterogeneity

Source

Zone

Day of observation

One

Two

Three

MCH

Mudflat

0.21 (n = 33)

0.35 (n = 33)

0.34 (n = 32)

Saltmarsh

0.48 (n = 39)

0.50 (n = 41)

0.65 (n = 80)

Total

0.38 (n = 72)

0.49 (n = 74)

0.55 (n = 112)

SAO

Mudflat

0.00 (n = 37)

0.04 (n = 24)

0.02 (n = 41)

Saltmarsh

0.055 (n = 38)

0.12 (n = 25)

0.075 (n = 37)

Total

0.03 (n = 75)

0.08 (n = 49)

0.05 (n = 78)

RSJ

Mudflat

0.00 (n = 36)

0.055 (n = 35)

0.11 (n = 35)

Saltmarsh

0.11 (n = 34)

0.05 (n = 41)

0.08 (n = 33)

Total

0.03 (n = 70)

0.04 (n = 76)

0.07 (n = 68)

MCH saltmarsh

Previous flooding

0.62 (n = 31)

0.46 (n = 97)

0.35 (n = 88)

After flooding

0.34 (n = 26)

0.43 (n = 65)

0.26 (n = 62)

Total

0.48 (n = 57)

0.44 (n = 162)

0.30 (n = 150)

  1. Data are from two zones (mudflat and saltmarsh) in three locations in Argentina, from north to south: Mar Chiquita (MCH); San Antonio Oeste (SAO) and Riacho San José (RSJ) from two environmental conditions in the saltmarsh zone of MCH: tidal situation previous and after flooding. The number in each bristle board denotes the percentage of site fidelity crabs and within the parentheses the total number of individuals tagged on the corresponding day