Differential study of the Parabramis pekinensis intestinal microbiota according to different habitats and different parts of the intestine

Table 2 Summary of total length, body length, and body weight

Group	Total length (mm)	Body length (mm)	Body weight (g)	Number
C1F/C1M/C1B	366 ± 6.3^a	315 ± 6.8^a	523 ± 10.2^a	10
C2F/C2M/C2B	365 ± 7.2^a	316 ± 6.2^a	523 ± 10.2^a	10
C3F/C3M/C3B	365 ± 6.9^a	315 ± 6.4^a	525 ± 10.4^a	10
R1F/R1M/R1B	306 ± 14.9^b	245 ± 13.2^b	311 ± 11.8^b	5
R2F/R2M/R2B	278 ± 13.7^b	220 ± 12.8^b	222 ± 10.3^b	6
R3F/R3M/R3B	284 ± 14.2^b	223 ± 13.1^b	236 ± 11.1^b	6
W1F/W1M/W1B	324 ± 12.8^c	278 ± 10.5^c	345 ± 21.2^c	9
W2F/W2M/W2B	351 ± 14.6^c	300 ± 11.3^c	446 ± 24.5^c	8
W3F/W3M/W3B	343 ± 10.3^c	289 ± 9.6^c	421 ± 23.6^c	9

The group names presented as habitats + number + gut position. “C” refers to the fish from the circulating aquaculture pond, “R” refers to the fish from a Suburban river, “W” refers to the fish from Yangtze River. “F” refers to the foregut of the fish, “M” refers to the midgut of the fish, “B” refers to the hindgut of the fish. Numbers “1, ”“2,” and “3” refer to the parallel groups of experiments. Lowercase letters (a, b, c) indicate differences, and different letters indicate significant differences

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