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      <title>Predation trials</title>
      <short-name>Predation trials</short-name>
      <catalog-item-type>Entity</catalog-item-type>
      <metadata-workflow-state ccs-id="9">Published / External</metadata-workflow-state>
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      <parent-title>AFSC/RACE/SAP/Long: Data from: Habitat, predation, growth, and coexistence: Could interactions between juvenile red and blue king crabs limit blue king crab productivity?</parent-title>
      <parent-catalog-item-type>Data Set</parent-catalog-item-type>
      <status>Completed</status>
      <abstract>A table containing data from the predation experiment.</abstract>
      <notes>Loaded by FGDC Metadata Uploader, batch 7439, 10-26-2015 18:56</notes>
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      <description>A table containing data from the predation experiment.</description>
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         <name>Habitat</name>
         <data-storage-type>VARCHAR2</data-storage-type>
         <required>No</required>
         <primary-key>No</primary-key>
         <status>Active</status>
         <description>Indicates the habitat present in the tank: Sand represents bare sand, Shell represents sand with a layer of bivalve shells on top, and Cobble represents sand with a layer of cobble on top</description>
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      </data-attribute>
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         <name>Nominal temperature</name>
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         <required>No</required>
         <primary-key>No</primary-key>
         <status>Active</status>
         <description>The temperature set point in degrees Celsius during the trial.  Used as a categorical factor during analysis.</description>
         <allowed-values>1.5, 5, 8</allowed-values>
      </data-attribute>
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         <name>Temperature</name>
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         <required>No</required>
         <primary-key>No</primary-key>
         <status>Active</status>
         <description>The temperature in the tank during the trial in degrees Celsius</description>
         <units>degrees Celsius</units>
         <allowed-values>1 - 9</allowed-values>
      </data-attribute>
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         <name>Predator CL</name>
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         <required>No</required>
         <primary-key>No</primary-key>
         <status>Active</status>
         <description>The carapace length of the predator in millimeters</description>
         <units>millimeters</units>
         <allowed-values>16 - 37</allowed-values>
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      <data-attribute cc-id="236406">
         <name>Prey surviving</name>
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         <required>No</required>
         <primary-key>No</primary-key>
         <status>Active</status>
         <description>The number of prey alive at the end of the trial</description>
         <units>crabs</units>
         <allowed-values>0 - 30</allowed-values>
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         <name>Predation trial</name>
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         <required>No</required>
         <primary-key>No</primary-key>
         <status>Active</status>
         <description>A unique number given to each predation trial</description>
         <allowed-values>1 - 45</allowed-values>
      </data-attribute>
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      <metadata-record-created-by pers-id="10709">Claire Armistead</metadata-record-created-by>
      <metadata-record-created>2015-10-26T18:56:18</metadata-record-created>
      <metadata-record-last-modified-by pers-id="0">SysAdmin InPortAdmin</metadata-record-last-modified-by>
      <metadata-record-last-modified>2022-08-09T17:11:13</metadata-record-last-modified>
      <record-published>2016-05-16</record-published>
      <owner-organization>Alaska Fisheries Science Center</owner-organization>
      <owner-organization-acronym>AFSC</owner-organization-acronym>
      <owner-organization-address>7600 Sand Point Way N.E., Building 4</owner-organization-address>
      <owner-organization-address-city>Seattle</owner-organization-address-city>
      <owner-organization-address-state>WA</owner-organization-address-state>
      <owner-organization-address-zip>98115</owner-organization-address-zip>
      <owner-organization-address-country>USA</owner-organization-address-country>
      <owner-organization-phone/>
      <owner-organization-url>https://www.afsc.noaa.gov</owner-organization-url>
      <owner-organization-business-hours>0700-1700 Pacific Time</owner-organization-business-hours>
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      <publication-status>Public</publication-status>
      <is-do-not-publish>No</is-do-not-publish>
      <metadata-last-review-date>2016-05-16</metadata-last-review-date>
      <metadata-review-frequency>1 Year</metadata-review-frequency>
      <metadata-next-review-date>2017-05-16</metadata-next-review-date>
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