Figure Legends
Figure 1 . Whisker plots of the density (# ind/l) of the 12
most common zooplankton taxa in the four experiments. Significant
effects are indicated with p-values (in solid outlined boxes). Where a
strong trend is evident in the figure, p values are also provided (in
dashed outlined boxes), and n.s. signifies p > 0.2. Filled
and empty boxes represent positive and negative effect of the caged
predator, respectively Taxa given in order (right to left, top to
bottom) of average density (Table 1). The dark line in the boxes is the
median, and the bottom and top of the box is the 25th (Q1) and 75th
percentile (Q3) of the data. The lower whisker is Q1 - 1.5*IQR (the
interquartile range, between the 25th and 75th percentile), and the
upper whisker is Q3 + 1.5*IQR. Points are outliers, and the following
density values were removed from the figure to better illustrate the
core distribution of densities: 2400 for Bosmina in Experiment 2,
Fish Treatment; 238.0 for Chydorus in Experiment 3, Control
Treatment; 43.8 for cyclopoids in Experiment 2, Fish Treatment; and
505.5 for Alona in Experiment 3, Fish Treatment.
Figure 2 . NMDS values for each of the four experiments in the
caged fish and no fish treatments. Whisker plot as in Figure 2.