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Appendix I. A table showing the number of clams (Venerupis philippinarum and Protothaca staminea) eaten by each replicate adult red rock crab, Cancer productus, in prey choice trials.

Crab (No.)	Crab size (mm)			Crab sex			Elapsed time (d)			No. trials (No. clams eaten)			Venerupis philippinarum					Protothaca staminea
1	155			f			34			12			8					4	1.33
2	158			f			48			15			10					5	1.67
3	160			f			33			16			13					3	6.25*
4	145			m			36			18			10					8	0.22
5	148			f			13			13			7					6	0.077
6	145			f			22			16			10					6	1
7	142			f			12			12			7					5	0.33
8	160			f			52			12			8					4	1.33
9	141			m			40			14			7					7	0
10	135			m			31			13			8					5	0.69
Total , df =10																			12.91
Pooled , df = 1										141			88					53	8.69
Heterogeneity , df = 9																			4.22ns
a = 0.05, df = 9 = 16.92
Therefore, pooling justified.  Pooled C2 = 8.20**, df =1
Overall Proportion Selected													0.624					0.376

   Notes: Crab size is maximum carapace width in mm. Elapsed time is the number of days each crab took to eat the total number of clams documented.

^* P <0.05; ^** P < 0.005; ^ns not significant