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Fig. 3 Effect of resorcinol exposure on swimming activity at 5 dpf Effects of resorcinol on swimming speed (A), total time moved (B) and the total distance travelled (C). Error bars show standard deviation and sample sizes are given in parentheses. Different letters indicate significant differences. Capital and lowercase letters indicate the significant differences within inflated or uninflated swim bladders, respectively. Significant differences within a concentration (inflated vs non-inflated) are indicated with asterisks. Effect on turning angles in eleutheroembryos with inflated (D) and uninflated swim bladders (E) illustrated using radar plots. Each corner of the radar plot represents a range of different turning angles. The y-axis is represented by the concentric circles showing the average turning angle normalized to both the sum of the swimming distance and the controls.