2-AG modulation of escape and swimming activities is social status-dependent. (A–C) Probability of startle escape response before (control) and after JZL184 injections for communals, dominants and subordinates, respectively. Asterisks (∗p < 0.05, ∗∗p < 0.005) denote statistical difference between control and experimental condition at the specified dB level. (D) 1 min recoding of far field-potentials of spontaneous swimming activity before (control) and (E) after JZL184 injections for communal, dominants and subordinates, respectively, along with respective raster plots of each condition. (F) Average swimming frequency for all animals tested before and after JZL184 injection. (G) Box and whiskers plots of the average number of swim bursts per 1 min for each social phenotype. Dots represent individual animals. The box extends from the 25th to 75th percentiles, horizontal line is the median, and whiskers represent max/min values.
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