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Fig 1.

Degradation categories for salmon lice were defined as follows: (0) no apparent degradation, (1) slight signs of degradation, and (2) significant signs of degradation (left).

The 11 adult female salmon lice and one mobile salmon louse found in a lumpfish stomach at four days incubation time (right).

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Fig 2.

Probability of recovering lice at various degradation levels over time for the two developmental stages, presented in relation to temperature (upper panel) and freshness (lower panel).

A degradation level of 3 indicates that the louse was no longer visually detectable.

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Fig 3.

The probability of recovering adult female and mobile salmon lice from lumpfish stomachs across different sampling times.

Full lines are from the non-parametric survival analysis, and broken lines are from the fitted parametric survival regression. ‘+’ indicates sampling points.

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