highly significantp < 0.001
The positive slope for the latitude became highly significant when the bootstrap test for the regression slopes was applied using the 10,000 bootstrap samples (recruitment date: p < 0.001; latitude: p = 0.003).
The positive slope for the latitude became highly significant when the bootstrap test for the regression slopes was applied using the 10,000 bootstrap samples (recruitment date: p < 0.001; latitude: p = 0.003).
The δ 13 C otolith−growth showed an increasing trend with increasing water temperatures ( r 2 = 0.460, p = 0.008; Fig. 4 b).
A large variation was observed under the 19 °C condition, with the positive slope becoming marginally significant ( p = 0.049) when the bootstrap test for the regression slope was applied using the 75,000 bootstrap samples.