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Figure 1.

Relative diver effects – fixed distance and immediate return.

Relative diver effects on estimated reef fish densities comparing counts over a fixed distance 50 m transect and counts along the tape immediately after deployment. Values indicate the proportional decrease in abundance; asterisks represent significant differences using a Bonferroni corrected alpha-value (p<0.006). The parrotfishes formerly in the family Scaridae are now a distinct lineage within in Labridae [56].

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Table 1.

Paired t-tests – fixed distance and immediate return.

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Figure 2.

Relative diver effects – fixed distance and 5 minute waiting period.

Relative diver effects on estimated reef fish densities comparing counts over a fixed distance 50 m transect and counts after a 5 minute waiting period. Values indicate the proportional decrease in abundance, asterisks represent significant differences using a Bonferroni corrected alpha-value (p<0.006).

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Table 2.

Paired t-tests – fixed distance and 5 minute waiting period.

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Figure 3.

Principal components analysis showing species level differences in mean fish abundance between the three UVC techniques.

(A) All 3 transects are clearly separated along PC1. (B) Vector plot showing the fish species driving patterns in relation to the three transects shown in (A).

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