Fig 1.
Fully metamorphosed Solea solea larva.
A fully metamorphosed larva showing full asymmetrical body, rounded head and complete left eye migration.
Table 1.
Main differences between the pilots and the experiment conducted.
Fig 2.
Number of plates used per treatment at both experiment 1 and 2 (a) and timeline protocol followed during experiment 2, for larvae reared at 16°C (control temperature treatment) and at 20°C (RCP 8.5 temperature treatment), that included a temperature acclimation for larvae.
Table 2.
Lethal time for 50% (LT50, days) Solea solea larvae reared at two temperatures with different feeding frequencies and total survival at the end of the experiment.
Fig 3.
Larvae survival during the experiment.
Percentage of survival with fitted four parameter logistic regressions in S. solea according to the feeding frequency at two different temperatures. a: whole experiment duration (33 days larvae aged 35 dph). b: Solid lines represent linear models fitted to the to the second’s week percentage of survival with 95% confidence level intervals (shadow area).
Fig 4.
Length of sole (mm) larvae reared at different temperatures and different feeding frequencies in experiment 2.
Left panels: larvae reared at 16°C. Right panels: larvae reared at 20°C at high (blue), medium (yellow) and low (grey) feeding frequencies.
Table 3.
Summary of biometric data at the end of the experiment (35 dph).
Fig 5.
Dry weight of sole (mm) larvae reared at different temperatures and different feeding frequencies in experiment 2.
Left panels: larvae reared at 16°C. Right panels: larvae reared at 20°C at high (blue), medium (yellow) and low (grey) feeding frequencies.
Fig 6.
Metamorphic index in Solea solea larvae.
Differences in the metamorphosis onset and development of larvae reared at two temperatures and 3 different feeding frequencies (high, medium and low food).