Field data of anemonefish distribution

This file contains raw data collected from the field survey. In the sheet we listed: the id, collection date, location category (e.g., MPA, fishing zones in the eastern side or western side of MPA), transformed latitude, transformed longitude, anemonefish species name (SP), number of self-recruits produced at this host anemone (MSR), number of self-recruits (SR), number of self-recruits from the fishing zones (OSR), number of self-recruits from the MPA (ISR), number of immigrants (IM), total abundance of target anemonefish (Ab), adult abundance of target anemonefish (Adult), juvenile abundance of target anemonefish (Juv), host species name (Habitat; e.g., EQ Entacmaea quadricolor, HC Heteractis crispa, SG Stichodactyla gigantea), size of host anemone (Size), presence or absence of female anemonefish (Female), total length of female anemonefish (F size), ,depth of anemone (Dep), size of each fish (Size 1~7). Latitude and longitude were transformed to prevent aquarium poaching

Data of microsatellite genotypes

This file contains the genotypes for target anemonefish species (Amphiprion frenatus and A. perideraion). The first sheet is for A. frenatus having 14 loci and the second one is for A. perideraion having 15 loci. Collected anemonefishes from Lagindingan were categorized as a candidate mother, father or juvenile in the Sample ID. We also listed the collection date, GPS ID, location category (e.g., MPA, fishing zones in the eastern side or western side of MPA). The third sheet has the geographic coordinates that correspond to each GPS waypoint, but latitude and longitude were transformed to prevent aquarium poaching

Prevalence of mood disorders according to dsm-iii-r criteria in the community elderly residents in Japan

The prevalence rates of mood disorders according to the DSM- III -R criteria in the community elderly were investigated with structured interviews conducted by psychiatrists. The subjects were 1,965 randomly selected residents aged 65 years or more who lived in Nagai City, Japan. In the first phase, a questionnaire including the short form of the Geriatric Depression Scale (GDS) was distributed to all subjects. In the second phase, all persons scoring 6 points or more on the GDS and approximately half as many of these persons randomly selected from the remaining respondents scoring 5 points or less were examined by psychiatrists using the A and D modules of the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-III-R. The 1-month prevalence rates of major depression and bipolar disorder were estimated to be 0.9% and 0.0%, and the current prevalence of dysthymia was estimated to be 0.5%. By using additional unstructured clinical interviews, we also found the prevalence rates of adjustment disorder with depressed mood and other types of depression to be 3.8% and 2.5%. For these categories of depression, prevalence rates did not differ significantly by sex or age group, except that the prevalence of adjustment disorder with depressed mood was significantly higher in women than in men