The results obtained show that the median value for each set of data (i.e. each treatment and

control group) decreased consistently with an increasing concentration of imidacloprid. Each

group, with the exception of treatment 5, shows a similar distribution of data points that consists

of a cluster made up of most data points within each group. As an observation, after treatment 1,

there is an outlier neuron showing a significant drop in its normalized percentage change.

    Additionally, the normalized percentage change of each treatment group became more negative

after each treatment was added. These consistent negative changes may be evidence of

potentially dose-dependent trends. Lastly, there was, from treatment 4 to treatment 5, a dramatic

increase in how far apart from each other the data points were.