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Thus, the finding that some cytoskeletal organization and assembly genes (e.g. telethonin) and connective tissue genes were up-regulated in large fish is consistent with predictions.

The previously reported high degree of CYP1A staining in the gill epithelium of these DR fish, compared with the low level found in the QMH fish, is consistent with the present findings.

The putative conservation of the bigene cluster organisation between bony vertebrates and cartilaginous fish is consistent with the hypothesis that an ancestral chordate bigene cluster has been duplicated twice before the radiation of jawed vertebrates [ 32, 33].

The increase in the number of p120 family members observed in vertebrates and the further increase in fish are consistent with studies suggesting that the ancestral vertebrate underwent two rounds of whole-genome duplication (WGD) [41] and that actinopterygian fish underwent additional rounds of WGD [42], [43].

The present findings that growth was related to the IFABP expression in fish were consistent with previous researches.

The different size selection patterns between ocean age 2 and 3 fish were consistent with the greater size of the ocean age 3 fish.

Though some nodes are weakly supported, the relationships among the ingroup acanthopterygian fish are consistent with current phylogenetic hypotheses for this group [ 33, 34].

Reproductive effects of BPA in female fish were consistent with the ER interactions identified in HTS assays, (Table 1; see also Supplemental Material, Figure S1).

Although myodegenerative lesions are occasionally observed in otherwise healthy fish [ 32, 33], the preponderance and relative severity of such lesions in exposed fish were consistent with a concentration- dependent DDVP-induced effect (Table  1).

In a study of fish and sediment in the Gulf of Mexico it was observed that the Hg isotopic composition of coastal fish was consistent with exposure to sediment-derived MMHg that had undergone small amounts of photochemical degradation, whereas open ocean fish had much higher ΔHg values indicative of much higher degrees of photodegradation.

The results of targeting large fish were consistent with previous studies that suggested declines in length-at-age and age at maturity of commercial fish stocks attributed to potential fishing-induced genetic selection (Olsen et al. 2004, 2005; Swain et al. 2007).