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Fig 1.

Vertebrae bending index measurement.

The vertebrae bending index (VBI) = curve length of vertebral column (L, red solid line) / linear distance between the first vertebrae and urostyle (D, red dotted line).

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Table 1.

Effects of thermal treatments on the body lengths and mortality in experiment 1.

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Table 2.

Effects of thermal treatments on the body lengths and mortality in experiment 2.

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Fig 2.

Lateral X-ray views of largescale mullet in Experiment 1.

Fish were maintained for (A) 2 weeks at 26°C, (B) 2 weeks at 36°C, (C) 4 weeks at 26°C, or (D) 4 weeks at 36°C prior to X-ray. Open arrows indicate kyphosis, and solid arrows indicate lordosis. Scale bar, 10 mm.

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Fig 3.

Vertebrae bending index (VBI) of fish kept under different temperatures in Experiment 1.

Mean ± SEM, (*p < 0.05).

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Fig 4.

Vertebrae bending index (VBI) in fish kept at 36°C for 6 weeks (heat-treatment stage), followed by 4 or 8 weeks of 36°C or 26°C (recovery stage) in Experiment 2.

Control groups were maintained at 26°C for both the heat-treatment and recovery stages. Mean ± SEM, (*p < 0.05).

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Fig 5.

Lateral X-ray views of largescale mullet in Experiment 2.

(A) Fish were transferred to 26°C after the heat-treatment stage, or (B) exposure to 36°C was continued for another 8 weeks. Open arrows indicate kyphosis, and solid arrows indicate lordosis. Scale bar, 10 mm.

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